Designed to wake you up in the morning, the Boynq Wake Up iPod speaker and alarm clock features a charging dock, FM radio alarm and 20 Watts amplifier. It is available in white or black. No info yet on pricing or availability.
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Griffin Technology has announced that its Evolve Wireless Sound System is now available at Best Buy for $300. The system provides a base/charging station with integrated iPod Dock, wireless speakers with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and a 150-foot range, line-in RCA jacks for alternate audio sources, and a RF remote control. The Evolve is also available at Griffin’s website for $349.
Altec Lansing was the first to have a speaker dock Zune. The inMotion iM414 speaker system features 3.2 watt speakers, 2-inch neodymium drivers, built-in FM radio, remote, and spare input jack for other audio equipment.It also charges your Zune as it plays, as well as battery storage. The Altec Lansing inMotion iM414 goes for about $100.
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Ministry of Sound has something special for the boombox lovers. The MOSMC1319P micro system provides a pair of two-way speakers and boasts a total of 20 watts of amplification, a built-in iPod dock, FM tuner, VFD function display, a preset equalizer, and a wireless remote. Additionally, this boombox plays nice with MP3 / WMA / WAV and even handles audio stored on your SD or MMC flash card. It includes a USB port so you can hook it up to all your devices and includes a FM/MW PLL digital tuner with 40 station presets. The MOSMC1319P micro system retails for $177.
Meridian unveiled the iRIS universal dock for iPod which claims to pump out your stored videos in resolutions as high as 1080p via HDMI. This iPod dock adopts the Qdeo digital processing engine, which “empowers the Meridian iRIS to derive upscaled and upconverted video—including full-HD-format 1080-progressive mode—with unprecedented quality.” The iRIS universal dock for iPod will be released in November for $379.
iSpin from Sergio USA is a dual iPod-docking mixer with an included headset and the ability to modestly process two iPods’ music prior to outputting it to speakers. This iPod dock is probably more suited to a house party than a club. The iSpin won’t suit everyone because you can’t beat-match with it. The device provides a range of effects including reverb, flange, hi/low pass filter and scratching sounds. Available in silver on white or red on black, the iSpin retails for $140.
The Bexy iMirror helps you to do everything and know where all the functions are. It’s an iPod dock, remote control “mirror”, and video-out player (with video). The iMirror functions to charge and sync your iPod via USB, output audio from RCA or mini-phono jack connectors, control playback via remote, and pipe archaic S-Video output to your TV. Everything you could ask for and more for your iPod for $150.00. The best invention made! It’ll make you an expert at how to operate iPods without the hassle.
If you have a fetish for integrated docking methods for your iPod, this iSlim Shuffle charger from Monster is just perfect for you. The charger is about 3/4 the size of the Shuffle and it plugs into the player’s only 3.5mm jack to yield you syncing and charging powers through standard USB. At $14.95 this little guy won’t burn holes in your pocket, but keep it away from your girlfriend or you’ll end up buying two.
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