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"  Though it&amp;#039;s not without its share of quirks, the Grace Digital Bravado topped our list of Internet radios. Navigating the software is a bit more of a chore than with some of the other devices our consumer testers tried out \u2014 the screen is somewhat small, and entering a WEP key to connect to a secure wireless network could have been easier \u2014 but the robust sound belted out by the Bravado gives it that winning edge. The device allows for very loud listening and it comes with a remote control, so it&amp;#039;s perfect for parties and other gatherings. The Bravado also features iPhone connectivity, so you can download the associated app to control the radio with your phone. Grace Digital offers its own free service, Reciva, on the device, which provides over 17,000 Internet radio stations, and the Bravado can also connect to CBS radio, iHeartRadio, Pandora, live365, MP3tunes, NPR for breaking news, NOAA for weather advisories, and, for an additional cost per month, Rhapsody and SIRIUS radio. There are plenty of listening options, and if it&amp;#039;s not enough, the Bravado can also connect to your PC for streaming audio from a variety of file types.  Listening options: Over 17,000 Internet radio stations, paid access to SIRIUS, PC connectivity Speakers: Built-in rear ported stereo speakers; connects to headphones or home stereo gracedigitalaudio.com  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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