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Black SoundDock is Launched
Techtree News Staff, Aug 08, 2006 2209 hrs ISTBose has reportedly launched the Black version of its SoundDock digital music system, designed to enhance the iPod listening experience.
Bose has reportedly launched the Black version of its popular SoundDock digital music system. Like the glossy White version already on the market, the new system too, is designed to enhance a user's iPod listening experience.
Bose says SoundDock adds a whole new meaning to iPod listening, besides freeing users from the tyranny of earbuds.
The new glossy Black version is intended to complement darker-hued iPods, as also add a certain sophistication to the home d cor.
Prominent features of the Black SoundDock system include Bose s proprietary acoustic design that facilitates rich, full sound from a relatively small silhouette; docking cradle that holds and automatically charges the iPod, irrespective of whether it is playing or not; compatibility with the iPod, the iPod Mini, the iPod Nano, the iPod with color display, and the video iPod; and infrared remote control that controls the system, as well as basic iPod functions from across-the-room.
According to the company, its SoundDock seamlessly integrates with, and simultaneously recharges users' iPods, as they play their favourite numbers.
The high-gloss Black SoundDock is immediately available along with a portable carry case for a RRP of around Rs 15,900.
Bose says SoundDock adds a whole new meaning to iPod listening, besides freeing users from the tyranny of earbuds.
The new glossy Black version is intended to complement darker-hued iPods, as also add a certain sophistication to the home d cor.
Prominent features of the Black SoundDock system include Bose s proprietary acoustic design that facilitates rich, full sound from a relatively small silhouette; docking cradle that holds and automatically charges the iPod, irrespective of whether it is playing or not; compatibility with the iPod, the iPod Mini, the iPod Nano, the iPod with color display, and the video iPod; and infrared remote control that controls the system, as well as basic iPod functions from across-the-room.
According to the company, its SoundDock seamlessly integrates with, and simultaneously recharges users' iPods, as they play their favourite numbers.
The high-gloss Black SoundDock is immediately available along with a portable carry case for a RRP of around Rs 15,900.
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