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I represent your typical low tech everyday person. I am a busy mom with little down time to play with high tech toys. My newest technology is a Sony radio/CD player that is attached underneath my kitchen cabinet. We are all enjoying listening to the radio and CDs in the kitchen. A great feature is the docking station for an iPdod. While this radio seems so basic and simple by today's standards of technology, I am thrilled by this simple offering because it doesn't clutter my kitchen counter. It's nice to find ways to declutter space. The radio is hardly noticeably until you turn it on and enjoy the great sound system. I wish all the other high tech purchases we have made over the past few years fit in as well as this one does. So, from my very low tech world I am very pleased with our most recent purchase.

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