Roth KRadio gets DAB and a touchscreen

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Smudgy fingerprints might just be proof that man and (high gloss) machine just don’t mix. So maybe Roth Audio’s KRadio isn’t your best bet for a kitchen radio, especially if you need to change stations halfway through making batter. On the plus side, it has touch-motion controls, DAB, internet and FM radio. There’s even an iPod and iPhone docking station. You’ve got until September to save up the £200 asking price for this this low-key addition to your living room gear. Or your spotless kitchen.

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