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"   Panasonic SC-PM71 SD   This is the first system we&amp;#039;ve seen that lets you burn CDs and even radio broadcasts to an SD (Secure Digital) memory card, which can slip into an MP3 player for music on the move. The five-disc unit features oak-veneer speakers and a tape deck up top-so dust off those Journey cassettes and whip out your air guitar. $400. 800-211-7262, panasonic.com.    Klipsch iFi   Treat the tunes on your iPod to a larger audience. Simply pop your original or mini into the docking station and charge your player while blasting Springsteen through two wall-mountable speakers. The subwoofer (not shown) infuses your tracks with rich bass, and the remote works from 100 feet away, even through walls and floors. $399. 800-554-7724, klipsch.com.    Tivoli Audio Model Satellite   It may look retro, but this cherry-cased mini is anything but behind the times-belting out (commercial-free!) Sirius satellite radio through its top-mounted speaker. Hook it to Tivoli&amp;#039;s matching subwoofer and CD player (both optional) for a complete system. $300. 877-297-9479, tivoliaudio.com. Visit sirius.com for subscription info.    Boston Acoustics Recepter Radio HD   Cute as a button, this clock radio features new high-definition technology, so it&amp;#039;ll pull in AM/FM stations that would normally be static ridden, and pump them out crisp and clear. In platinum, shown, charcoal, and white. $499. 978-538-5000, bostonacoustics.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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