When CES opens later this week, Wi-Fi Internet radio maker Grace Digital Audio will be there to unveil three color screen Internet radios.

The Solo Touch, Bravado X and Mondo Internet radios list for $249.99, $179.99 and $169.99 respectively. The company calls these “the first ever color radios with 802.11n connectivity.”

The Grace Digital product line is adding WeatherBug and on-demand music service Rhapsody this year. It already includes Internet radio content from Pandora, Sirius XM, CBS, iheartradio, Live365.com, MP3Tunes, NPR and the National Weather Service.

Mondo, shown, is a bedside Internet radio with a 3.5-inch color display while the Solo Touch, big brother to Grace’s original Solo Wi-Fi Internet Tuner, features a 4.3-inch touch screen color display. The Bravado has been updated with a 2.7-inch color display and stereo speakers.

Grace Digital Audio’s Chief Marketing Officer Greg Fadul says in addition to Internet-only stations, Grace radios play streams from most AM/FM and HD Radio broadcasters.

Related:
“Radio Goes Solo With Grace” (August 2010)