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Music Vets Prep Next-Gen Player
Three digital music veterans have launched a stealth startup and are close to unveiling both a new portable media player and what they're calling an "internet radio ecosystem," Wired News has learned. San Diego-based Broadband Instruments' co-founders Jim Cady, Dennis Mudd and Jonathan Sasse have all led digital music companies in the past. (13/02) ReadKeyword(s) : Radio, Digital, Portable, Car-radio, Instrument
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