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CNET have published a review of the Insignia Infocast digital media receiver. 'There's no two ways about it: the Infocast looks like a digital photo frame. With an inch-wide glossy black bezel wrapping a matte-finish 800x600-pixel resolution LCD, the Infocast is certainly a fitting place to showcase your family albums, but it's capable of much more. To see what's on offer, press the Insignia-branded menu button at the top of the screen and you'll get a simple menu with five icons for apps, friends, photos, music, and video. Select a feature and you'll dive into a more sophisticated (and arguably more confusing) layer of content, submenus, and settings, all of which respond to direct touch-screen control.'

A review of the Insignia Portable HD Radio has been posted over at Skatter Tech. 'The Insignia player has a very simple and somewhat ugly-looking interface. It's actually quite reminiscent of an early color cell phone. The controls are rather awkward and there are more buttons than probably needed. The display shows signal strength at the top left and will also show an icon when tuned into a HD station. I could quickly navigate trough stations using the up and down keys or use the auto scan feature to find the next channel with signal. Switching through HD stations had a noticeably larger delay than standard FM stations. Fortunately, the preset feature let me save 10 stations to speed things up.'

About.com have published a review of the Insignia Sport 2GB Video MP3 player. 'As the sport name suggests, it is designed to be used on the move (while walking, exercising etc.) and the style is certainly in keeping with that. The Insignia Sport comes in a range of rich colors which are, black, dark cherry red, and blue (review unit). The device is small, relatively slim and weighs only 1.4 oz. The largest design feature on the MP3 player (apart from the screen) is the sporty looking 360ocontrol wheel. This sits on the face of the unit and controls the volume and menu system. This type of user interface has obviously been implemented to make controlling the Insignia Sport more user-friendly on an armband or in a pocket.'