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Today marks the official launch day for Digital Radio in Australia and the media airwaves have been running hot with news of people tuning in to the best sound quality radio frequencies Aussies have ever experienced.

Rivalries have been reported as being put aside as radio stations and DJs come together to celebrate out in public across Australia’s major cities. Leading Radio stations like Triple J, ABC Radio National, Nova 969 and 2GB took part in events this morning to mark the occasion – many DJs and listeners discussed the power of radio and their most memorable radio moments.

In our previous blog on Digital Radio in Australia, we heard from people about what they wanted from Digital Radios. Since then, the Kogan Wi-Fi Digital Radio has pulled in some reviews in press and blogs.

While digital radio will serve up far better quality sound, I was interested to hear about what people really think of it? Will you go out and buy a digital radio now?

What do you guys think of the quality of Digital Radio so far? Will you be more inclined to flick off the iPod more often in favour of radio due to the improved sound quality?

The Kogan Wi-Fi Digital Radio offers users a raft of the latest specs and capabilities for an all round audio experience – these include DAB / DAB+ Radio, iPod connectivity, a USB slot to play music from USB drives and the ability to connect to over 10,000 radio stations through a Wi-Fi connection.

Many of us already listen to live radio streams online; do you think Digital Radio will have as big as an influence as people say? Personally, I think the internet offers more choice when you can log in to over 10,000 stations from anywhere in the world – which is why we decided to combine the best of both worlds with the Kogan Wi-Fi Digital Radio.

I also want to hear about your radio habits and how you will use Digital Radio. I personally like the local morning shows before work and then switch between my favourite radio stations from overseas (online) throughout the day. When I want to listen to the old originals, I put an iPod in the dock.