Do your FM radio stations broadcast digitally? - HDRadio.com will tell you

In the last couple of years Am and FM radio stations all over the U.S. started to broadcast their program digitally.
But how does it work?
Radio stations send out an analog and a digital signal. The digital signal is compressed and can carry more informations than the normal broadcast. The radio stations can send out song title, traffic and stock informations, too. All you need to receive a digital radio signal is a HD Radio device. First of all you'll need a digital radio station in your town, so check the list of local radio stations to find one near you.

What can you expect from HD Radio?
A whole new radio experience: new songs, new artists, new music, new formats and experimental radio programs. The sound is cristal clear like CD-quality. And there are no audio distortions, no hiss and no static.

What kind of HD Radio device should I buy?
HDRadio.com offers a big buyers guide, so you can find the HD Radio receiver that fits your needs. Take the Polk iSonic ES2. for example. A highly advanced HD Radio with an excellent acoustical system. It features a top-mounted iPod dock and a S-Video and composite video port. You can connect a TV or comupter monitor and watch video files stored on the I-Pod. The Polk iSonic ES2 also features iPod Tagging. If you hear a song you like with your HD Radio receiver, you can hit the "Tag" button and tag the song on your I-Pod. The next time you sync your iPod to the Apple® iTunes Music Store, you can open the "tagged songs" list in your iPod and buy and download the tagged songs directly.

What's the best thing about HD Radio?
It's free! No subscriptions fee or monthly bills! Just buy a HD Radio Receiver and enjoy the new era of radio broadcasts.