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14

Slacker G2 WiFi radio gets more personal thanks to the FCC

Posted by Thomas Ricker in BLOGROLL, MEDIA

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A lovely picture like this can mean only one thing — the fine feds over at the FCC are leaking another unannounced product. You’re looking at the new Slacker G2 WiFi radio which appears to have slimmed down from the original Slacker Portable while moving the skip and play/pause buttons to the front of a the device. A peek at the guts reveals a Broadcom BCM4325GKFBG chip which means 802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR, and FM receiver. We also spotted 4GB of flash storage and a 730mAH battery for what it’s worth. Check the User Quickstart Guide and a few more pics in the gallery below.

Gallery: Slacker G2 WiFi radio gets more personal thanks to the FCC

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