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Photos: Sirius previews its wearable radio

Beginning in October, Sirius Satellite Radio will offer a portable radio that can store as much as 50 hours of programming.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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The Sirius S50

Sirius unveils its first wearable satellite radio, the Sirius S50. Users can capture and store up to 50 hours of Sirius satellite radio programming and MP3/WMA files. The device also can tune in to live radio broadcasts.

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The Sirius S50

The Sirius S50, which can be taken almost anywhere, is expected to be available in October for a suggested retail price of $359.99, including a car docking station. A home docking station will cost an extra $99.

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