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UPDATE 08/28/2006: Added hi-res image and retail product sheet, thanks to SSG for the high-resolution image of the SIRIUS Stiletto and GSI.
Oh boy – I’m getting chills down my neck as I eagerly write about the Sirius Stiletto 100. I confess that when Howard Stern moved to Sirius, I was one of the many millions that subscribed. I’ve been waiting months on in for a portable solution from Sirius. Howard and Bubba the Love Sponge (Howard 100 and 101) my dear friends, I’ll have you everywhere I go – in my car, my office, airport and yes even while I’m on the toilet.

crisp stiletto

The Sirius Stiletto 100 is a serious portable device with a bigger screen and an easy-to-use click wheel (similar to that of the iPod). Other cool features include up to 100 hours of music (MP3/WMAs), audio via WiFi connectivity. There are two batteries included with the packaging. One standard, and one extended life, which offers 4 hours of live Sirius reception, 14 hours of WiFi reception, and 22 hours of stored playback time. Yes it does sound confusing right now, but things should be cleared up closer to launch – I hope.


This premium player comes with a premium price of $399.99; and Crutchfield just confirmed that the Stiletto will be on their website on September 1 (holy smokes that’s my BIRTHDAY!). So Sirius/Crutchfield, if you’re reading this I sure could use the Stiletto for my birthday review should you have an extra laying around. There’s also a rumor that Circuit City and Best Buy will also have a few units in stock this month.

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stiletto catalog

Sirius Stiletto 100 – FOUND [via Orbitcast]

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10 Responses to “Here Comes the Sirius Stiletto 100 Fully-Portable Satellite Radio Receiver”

  1. Randy 'Lerch' August 15, 2006

    This is great news. I can continue to listen to Sirius with quality equipment in the future. Looking foward to full disclosure of the features of this awesome device. I have pre-ordered mine with http://www.tss-radio.com . Tell ‘em Lerch and Sirius Rich from The B*A*R*N sent ya.

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  2. Vincent Nguyen August 15, 2006

    Thanks Randy – will do.

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  3. DirtyThief August 16, 2006

    Your post got messaged on Stern around 10pm (eastern today) crashed the website for a few minutes :)

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  4. DirtyThief August 16, 2006

    message = mentioned .. oops :)

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  5. Howard Fan August 16, 2006

    Just heard about your website from The Howard Stern Show. This site looks great! The S100 is going be awesome!

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  6. Vincent Nguyen August 16, 2006

    w00t! Howard is my hero; it’s a great honored we were mentioned!

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  7. Td L August 16, 2006

    I CAN’T F*CKING WAIT!!

    GO HOWIE!!

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  8. Isaiahs_Dad33 August 16, 2006

    I can’t wait to take Richard Simmons show,”Lighten Up” with me on my Sunday jogs in the park.

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  9. Maezeppa August 18, 2006

    “Oh boy – I’m getting chills down my neck as I anxiously write about the Sirius Stiletto 100″

    You should change “anxiously” to “eagerly”. It’s a common mistake but “anxious” means worried or fearful.

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  10. Vincent Nguyen August 18, 2006

    Thanks Maezeppa – made the change per your suggestion. Any chance you’re looking for a job as an editor?

    [quote comment="396"]“Oh boy – I’m getting chills down my neck as I anxiously write about the Sirius Stiletto 100″

    You should change “anxiously” to “eagerly”. It’s a common mistake but “anxious” means worried or fearful.[/quote]

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