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Sirius unveiled the Sportster 5, a new version of its popular dock & play radio, featuring a color display that subscribers can easily adjust to match car dash lights or mood, with user-selectable screen and back-light colors.

The Sportster 5 has a large, multicolor, easy-to-read 6-line display plus a rotary tuning knob. The selectable color feature allows the display screen to be adjusted to match the car dash lights, stereo display or the user’s mood. Sportster 5 measures 4.5″ x 2.5″ x .6″ and at just 3.7 ounces, it is the lightest Sportster yet. The radio is scheduled to be available in fall 2007 with an MSRP of $169.99.

Sportster 5 features include:

- Large multi-color display: easy viewing and use
- Selectable colors: match your dash lights and mood
- SIRIUS Universal docking capability: add accessories to enjoy in your home, office or additional vehicles
- SIRIUS Replay(TM): pause, rewind and replay up to 60 minutes of live SIRIUS radio
- FM transmitter or stereo audio output to connect your vehicle’s radio
- FM preset function: allows you to store the best FM frequencies in your area for optimum integration with your vehicle’s radio
- 30 presets: enjoy fast access to your favorite channels
- S-Seek(TM) Alert: so you won’t miss your favorite artists, songs and sports
- One-Touch Jump(TM) button: direct access to local traffic and weather, or your favorite channel
- Personalized sports ticker: real-time updates of your favorite sports
- Rotary tuning knob: surf channels on the fly
- Sports Alert(TM): track your favorite sports team and race driver
- Parental controls: easily lock and unlock channels
- Alarm clock w/snooze: wake up to your favorite channel
- Complete vehicle kit includes everything required for most installations, including radio, dock w/suction cup mount and vent mounts, remote control, vehicle power adapter, magnetic mount satellite antenna and FM extender antenna

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