Sony XDR-F1HD
This new AM/FM tuner by Sony also does HD Radio and supports RBDS text info for analog stations. It has a retail price of $99. Don’t worry about dealer cost, there’s hardly any markup in this unit what-so-ever.
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665401984
It is fairly compact, measuring in at only 7 1/8” wide (this counts the chrome trim that sticks out 1/32” on each side – the body is only 7 1/16” wide), 2 3/8” tall, and about 6 3/8” deep (this counts the chrome trim sticking out on the front by 1/16” – it does not count the connectors in back).
The unit itself is made entirely of plastic; even the connection panel in back is plastic. This leaves very little in the way of shielding from RF interference. The tuners themselves are encased in their own little metal box inside but the rest of the boards are still unprotected. The only other shielding appears to be a board mounted above the main board with circuit foil on it (green as seen in the product photos I took).
The UL listing indicates 13 watts of power draw. Because of the digital nature of this device, it draws the full 13 watts all the time when on. So for 13 watts, it creates a lot of heat; plastic becomes very warm to the touch but not to the level of a cable box or satellite box.