Designed for bedrooms, studio apartments or college dorm rooms, Sony is unveiling its latest clock radio with a dock for iPod and iPhone™. Sony is one of the first companies to launch an iPhone ...

Sony’s latest clock radio (model ICF-C1iP) and boombox (model ZS-S2iP), unveiled at a special “Holidays in July” event held in New York City, let consumers enjoy their iPod music players without being ...

If you listen to conventional wisdom you might think the traditional bedside clock radio was on its way out, since in many homes cell phones now rouse the sleeping from their beds. But a new gadget ...

The Sony Dash delivers lots of Internet content as well as traditional radio alarm-clock features, but its price and its lack of a full browser might put off potential buyers. You couldn’t really tell ...

The Sony ICF-C8WM Walkman Clock radio is designed to be used with your Sony Walkman Mp3 player or any Sony Ericsson Mobile phone, it comes with a range of features as well as being able to dock and ...

Sony announced a new clock radio today, the enticing named ICF-C717PJ, the latest in a long line of consumer electronics. The ICF-C717PJ has a few tricks up it’s proverbial sleeve however, including a ...

Which clock radio is best? If you hate waking up to a shrill alarm, you might prefer using a clock radio. Set it to your favorite station and wake up listening to music or talk radio rather than an ...

Previously Editorial Director at AOL for their automotive group, Reilly Brennan has also served as General Communications Manager for GM Racing (Corvette C5-R factory program and NASCAR) and is ...

Projection alarm clocks are nothing new; we have given away quite a few R2-D2 ones in our weekly contests. Now, Sony has launched a new projection alarm clock, the Sony ICF-C717PJ. The Sony ICF-C717PJ ...

Alarm clocks (uncool), digital photo frames (ho-hum), and iPod/iPhone docks (seen ‘em all). Three pretty bland objects, right? But give them to Sony and what you get back is one smooth-looking piece ...

(AFAIK I've never posted in Audio/Visual Club before, but it seemed like the right place—which it turned out not to be.) When I returned from a rehab facility after triple-bypass surgery in early ...