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Dec
2011
Tag: iPod
18
Nov
2011

iPodNN: JBL has just announced it’s shipping the OnBeat Xtreme iOS device dock. It can hold the iPad or iPad 2 as well as the smaller iPhone and iPod touch in its rotating dock connector. Bluetooth is its standout and gives it device independence, letting it pair with Android or any other Bluetooth audio source. (more…)
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Nov
2011
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2011
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Sep
2011

iPodNN: Harman Kardon has just rolled out the MS 150 iPhone/iPod dock. It stands as a rare high-end, mixed format entry with both a slot-loaded CD player and an FM radio tuner. The dock has two 30W loudspeakers and two 3.5mm headphone jacks as well as a 3.5mm audio input for connecting devices other than iPods and iPhones. (more…)
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Sep
2011
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Sep
2011

Electronista: Harman, the maker of Harman/Kardon and JBL audio equipment, has launched a compact stereo music system aimed at mobile audiophiles. (more…)
16
Sep
2011

Electronista: Sony tackled its home audio in multiple directions Wednesday, starting with two iOS speaker docks. The RDP-X500iP is its first intended for iPad owners and has a pyramid-like design that can fit any iOS device or iPod in its dock without blocking the speaker. (more…)
01
Sep
2011

What Hi-fi: Launching at IFA in Berlin is the latest model from Scottish digital radio company Revo: its £300 K2 will hit shops worldwide from October 17, and brings a new look to table radios with its 33cm tall slim design – not to mention having a slide-out dock to accommodate iPods, iPhones and iPads. (more…)
15
Jul
2011

Engadget: Leave it to Sony to deliver futuristic designs. The company’s latest CMT-CX5 “HiFi” system sure is a looker, and could easily be mistaken as the lovechild of its S2 tablet and B&W’s Zeppelin. Thismade for iPhone rig packs 40 watts of RMS power in its modular design with removable speakers, and can also be wall-mounted if you’ve cluttered your bookshelves. (more…)
11
Jul
2011

Newlaunches: Whatever happened to Apple accessories that manage to highlight the elegance and pure white design elegance of the newer breed of gizmos from the maker? Well, we’re seeing the Jawbone Jambox and it’s looking good with a limited edition gold color. The Bluetooth speaker showed up on AV Watch Japan. It brags HSP, HFP and A2DP capabilities. To make communication total bliss when you use your iDevices, you have an in-built microphone to capture your velvet voice.
It is said to cost 19,800 Yen ($246). The Jambox can charge itself using microUSB charging or be powered by an AC adapter.
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