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Logitech iPod Speaker Docks roundup

Sunday, May 18th, 2008

Great savings on Logitech iPod Speaker Docks!

Here are 4 Logitech Speaker Systems for iPod that you don’t want to miss, ranging from US$ 40 up to US$ 142!

  • Logitech mm50 Portable Speaker System for iPod: now US$ 49.99
  • Logitech mm32 Portable iPod Speaker System: now US$ 40.99
  • Logitech Pure-Fi Elite Stereo System: now US$ 142.34
  • Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere Compact Speakers for iPod (Black): now US$ 84.95

    Meet the Logitech mm32 Portable iPod Speaker System, compact and highly portable, are the perfect travel companion for your iPod or MP3 player. The mm32 system centers around a built-in iPod cradle that charges and syncs all “dockable” iPods, including the iPod 3G and 4G, iPod video, iPod mini, iPod photo, iPod nano, and iPod shuffle. The system’s matching quad neodymium microdrivers, meanwhile, produce crisp, satisfying audio whether you’re listening in a hotel room or lounging at the park. And to make things easier while traveling, Logitech added metal grilles to protect the drivers while throwing in a hard- shell carrying case.The Logitech mm50 Portable Speaker System for iPod utilize 3-inch pressure drivers to maximize bass and minimize distortion, creating the full experience of home audio for life on the go. The use of 3-D sound processing also widens the stereo effect, so that this system’s sound seems to come from an area about two feet wider than the speakers themselves. The speakers are powered by an AC adapter or rechargeable Li-ion batteries, come with a credit card-sized wireless remote, and are easily compatible with all docking iPods. If you don’t have an iPod with a dock connector, just use the auxiliary outlet.

    The Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere uses a unique combination of speaker drivers to deliver clear sound with maximum bass and minimal distortion. Its compact size and long battery life make it the ideal companion to your iPod. Plus, the system comes with a 2-year limited hardware warranty.
    Thanks to the Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere’s advanced acoustics, you’ll experience exceptionally clear sound with maximum bass. A set of 2-inch Max-X active, high-excursion drivers delivers full, balanced audio, while 3-inch pressure drivers maximize the bass response. StereoXL technology widens the stereo image dramatically, creating an immersive audio experience.

    The Logitech Pure-Fi Elite stereo system creates a full-functioning stereo from your iPod, filling any room with high-performance digital sound. Charge your iPod while you enjoy favorite tunes from selected playlists or from the built-in AM/FM radio–and control it all from across the room with the included backlit remote. The remote also provides easy one-touch access to shuffle and repeat functions, and even allows instant access to preset iPod playlists without navigating menus on your iPod.

  • Creative SoundWorks Radio CD 745

    Sunday, December 9th, 2007


    The Creative SoundWorks Radio CD 745 is more than just a radio, it’s an incredible sounding and extremely versatile sound system with an award-winning speaker design. Its two stereo speakers, combined with a powerful, built-in subwoofer produces incredible clarity and excellent bass when listening to broadcasts from the high-quality AM/FM tuners.

    As well as 24 radio station presets, this top-of-the-line system includes a slot-loading CD player which can play MP3/WMA tracks and display their details. Dual alarms allow users to wake up to their favourite radio station or a CD, or to specify different wake-up times during the week and weekend.

    Convenient front panel controls, plus the included remote, give users easy access to all its features, and the Creative SoundWorks Radio CD 745 includes versatile connectivity which allows people to connect their MP3 players and enjoy music through the amazing speakers.

    iPod owners can add the optional Made for iPod approved dock which adds a remote control for playback and charges the player as users listen.

    Available in black and white!

    Best Buy to sell HD Radio in all U.S. stores: HD Radio ready for prime time?

    Tuesday, April 24th, 2007

    hd radioBest Buy said on Monday it will carry the U.S. broadcast radio industry’s high-definition radio technology at all of its stores nationwide, a move that could boost exposure for the nascent system.

    In a continuing push to expand awareness of HD Radio, which receives over-the-air terrestrial stations with CD-quality sound and multiple new-program formats, Best Buy will sell car radios with HD Radio built in. During the rest of this year, other home and auto products that feature HD Radio will be available at the retailers’ 832 stores.

    U.S. radio operators are working to promote HD Radio at a time when consumers are already faced with many digital music options, such as Apple Computer’s iPod, other MP3 players and satellite radio. The industry has pledged to spend $250 million on marketing through the HD Digital Radio Alliance.






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