Breaking the Sound Barrier With Eton's New Sound Radio

Breaking the Sound Barrier With Eton's New Sound Radio

Introducing the Eton Sound Radio: the Retro-Styled 'Mini-Cooper' of Radios

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Known for superior craftsmanship, unsurpassed attention to detail, and exceptional sound, Eton Corporation, a design-driven leader in radio and portable audio products, today announced the release of the Eton Sound Radio.

This innovatively designed Sirius Ready Satellite Radio marries the best of FM Radio with today's technology. A Table-top, the Sound comes in black, blue, red and white, has a brilliant LCD display, large analog tuning knob, memory presets, built-in clock and alarm functions, all housed in a beautifully designed retro package.

"The Eton Sound Radio was developed for audiophiles who not only value superior sound, but also exceptional style," said Dr. E. A. Hozour, CEO of Eton Corporation. "As the first product of Eton's to launch with Sirius Satellite Radio, we are confident that the market will welcome a home audio solution pioneering design and technology."

The Eton Sound Radio will be available in Q2 for an MSRP of $150*.

To see the Eton Sound Radio, visit the Eton Corporation Booth at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show, the Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall, second floor, booth number 36212.

*Prices subject to change

About Eton

Eton Corporation is the established leader in consumer electronics audio products, and is defined by its mission of "Re_Inventing Radio." By always combining the latest in technology with sensible design, Eton offers an extensive array of products that speaks to three main categories: Design, Innovation and Necessity. Eton headquartered in Palo Alto, California has offices in Berlin, Germany and Toronto, Canada.

Source: Eton Corporation

CONTACT: Samantha Nguyen, Director of Marketing of Eton Corporation,
+1-650-903-3866, or fax, +1-650-903-3867, or snguyen@etoncorp.com

Web site: http://www.etoncorp.com/

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