What you’re looking at here is the PURE Sensia, an Internet radio that has a touchscreen with lots of other features.
For example, it supports FM, DAB, DAB+, as well as Internet radio, which means it can get just about anything. You can listen to the sound via the cool-looking side speakers on the side. Hopefully there is some sort of way of hooking up speakers if you want to do that as well.
Since you can get Internet radio, is there any reason why you can’t get Wi-Fi? None that I can think of, and the Sensia gives the user access to “widgets” that plug into sites like Facebook, Twitter, and other sites you might like to peruse every once in a while.

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