Ferndale’s Livio Radio to bring Internet stations to your car
Can't find the song you want on the radio? What if you had 45,000 stations to choose from? Excerpt: "Livio’s “The Kit,” previewed at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, offers Bluetooth hands-free calling, USB charging, and buttons to safely control the Livio Car Internet Radio application. It connects to any car stereo, with no monthly fees." Read the rest here.
Can’t find the song you want on the radio? What if you had 45,000 stations to choose from?
Excerpt:
“Livio’s “The Kit,” previewed at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, offers Bluetooth hands-free calling, USB charging, and buttons to safely control the Livio Car Internet Radio application. It connects to any car stereo, with no monthly fees.”
Read the rest here.
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