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Tuesday February 28, 2006
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 Finally we know what Apple has up its sleeves. Today, Apple announced the iPod Hi-Fi: a home stereo system with an iPod dock (for every iPod) on the top. It comes with a Universal Dock connector and integrated handles for easy portability at a weight of 14.5 pounds. The dock connector also acts a way to charge your iPod. It features three speaker cones custom designed to provide balanced sound with a 130 mm woofer. All I know is, it's about time!!
The Tone Control option is a nice feature. It lets you choose settings like “Normal,” “Treble Boost,” or “Bass Boost” to produce the kinds of tones you want to hear. With it, you'll get: -iPod Hi-Fi and removable grille
-Apple Remote
-10 iPod Universal Dock Adapters
-AC power cord
-Product documentation and user guide Buy the iPod Hi-Fi now for $349 at the Apple Store. For more info, read PCMag Audio Analyst Mike Kobrin's report on the iPod Hi-Fi.
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February 28, 2006 8:23 PM
Why on earth would you spend so much on a chezzy little box? Its sooooo ugly and probaby sounds like crap compared to any home stereo system in that price range. BOOOOO! to apple.... this product is is sad
March 1, 2006 12:40 PM
Just to be clear, this will not work with ANY iPod - only with those that use the dock connector. The 1G and 2G iPods connected via a Firewire port, not the dock connector.
September 16, 2006 7:14 PM
looks great, sounds fantastic, reasonably priced.