Amazon has started selling the Acoustic Research ARS28i docking station. This app-enhanced docking station provides six dock adapters, which makes it compatible with the Apple iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, iPod classic, and iPod nano. The gadget has a motorized 90-degree dock rotation, allowing you to change between landscape and portrait orientations with only a push of a button. You can also personalize it with custom settings such as a touch screen volume control, a customizable EQ, brightness settings, an FM tuner, and an alarm clock with snooze and sleep function. The Acoustic Research ARS28i retails for $91.77. [Amazon]
The Acoustic Research ARS35i is an iPad docking system, which is also compatible with iPods, iPhones and MP3 players. This docking station has a motorized moving arm that holds your iPad and can rotate it to a vertical or a horizontal position. The Acoustic Research ARS35i provides a video output port and an alarm clock function. $129.99 is all you need to bring home this rotating docking station. [Product Page via 7Gadgets]
The Acoustic Research ARS20i docking system is currently available for purchase via Amazon. Targeted specifically for iPad users, the gadget offers two different viewing modes (portrait and landscape), a digital FM radio and dual wake alarm. The ARS20i also has a couple of 1.5-inch speakers and a radiator for bass. Each purchase comes equipped with a remote controller. If you want one, you can buy the Acoustic Research ARS20i for $77.74. [Amazon]
I am glad to know that the Acoustic Research High Performance Audio Dock will be available very soon. For your info, it is actually the CEA innovation Award winner. I am sure this gadget will offer good quality sound because it was manufactured by the Acoustic Research, which is famous for its audio system. Measuring 3 inch thin, the sleek wall-mountable clock features horn-loaded tweeters, ported enclosure, premium audio crossovers, sensitive touch controls, iPod dock, and component video out. The Acoustic Research AR5100 retails for $200. [GearLog via iPod and MP3 Players]
