Make the big switch to digital radio

Conrad Walters If you've only just resigned yourself to the fact digital television will replace analog television, you may wish to take a deep breath. The same is happening to radio.

Digital radio: what's in store

Nick Ross It's not cheap buying into digital radio as each device is, in effect, a computer that decodes the digital signal.

Innovation

High-rise technology

Katie Cincotta In the not-too-distant future integrated hi-fi technology will reach new heights in the darling of Melbourne's east, Doncaster.

Digital radio

A digital future

Sight and Sound If you want AM that sounds better than FM, there's a simple way to get it: digital radio.

Digital radio

The sweet sounds of revolution

Adam Turner The internet hasn't killed the radio star, instead it has opened up a whole new audience online.

Review

Toss-up: digital radios

Adam Turner The crystal-clear sound and extra channels of digital radio is music to the ears of many Australians.

Digital Radio

Cash crisis threat to local signals

Adam Turner Australia's community radio stations face an uncertain future after funds were slashed in the coming federal budget.

Digital is now making waves

Road test The hoopla has settled and these new radios are starting to live up to their promise.

Sound concepts better unplugged

Rod Easdown Wireless systems are redefining home audio - both in price and ease of use.

Have digital, will travel

Radio broadcasters are preparing to expand their DAB+ coverage, writes Glenn Mulcaster.

Three contenders ... portable digital radios

Rod Easdown The infuriating thing about the first digital radios wasn't the prices; it was that they didn't sound that good.

Go go gadgetry changes gear

Advances in technology are slowly changing the way we get from point A to point B, writes Barry Park.

Three contenders ... music systems for $400

Rod Easdown Want to enhance your listening experience? You can get superior sound quality in a compact hi-fi for a song.

Radio revolution in bits and bytes

Adam Turner The latest advance in broadcasting, slowly winning over Australians, is about to get a push from a driving force.

Radio rocked to its core

Adam Turner Jaime Chaux remembers when rock music was young and he hopes digital radio will help rock rediscover its youth.