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Belkin TuneSync for iPod review
Belkin's TuneSync adds an unusual filling to the iPod accessory sandwich by incorporating five USB 2.0 ports and a line-out socket into the dock itself. This is a USB and iPod hub, and for £30 it's rather impressive Read more
30 May 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Logitech Pure-Fi Dream review
Logitech's Pure-Fi Dream is aimed with a sniper's precision at a very specific part of your home: your bedside table. It's not intended to be used simply as an iPod-compatible alarm clock, though, but as a room-filling audio system that adapts to its surroundings with the use of clever light and motion sensors Read more
8 August 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Jawbone Big Jambox review
The portable Jawbone Big Jambox may be pricey but it packs a huge sound from a small body. It's ideal for summer garden parties. Read more
24 July 2012 by Andrew Hoyle
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Gear4 Duo review
If you need more versatility in your iPod speaker system, Gear4's Duo could be the answer. Its large subwoofer gives warmth to its bright sound, but its mid-range drivers and two tweeters are mounted in a portable, magnetic front section that can be unclipped -- very handy indeed Read more
16 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Griffin Evolve review
The Griffin Evolve is designed to work right out of the box, with no messing around with wireless networks, media servers or even wires. Reasonably loud, it's potentially the dream setup for anyone who just wants music wherever they are in the house or office, without seting up wireless music servers Read more
14 February 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Logic3 JiveBox review
The Logic3 JiveBox is a very attractive speaker option. It's cube shaped and its build quality is excellent, incorporating a 2.1 speaker setup. It allows both iPod and line-in usage for other players. It sounds great even at high volumes and bass performance is impressive Read more
20 November 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Griffin Amplifi review
With a minimalist design and hefty sound, Griffin's Amplifi is a serious contender as a single-unit iPod speaker system. It doesn't have much in the way of features -- it's an iPod dock with speakers -- but it comes at a startlingly low price Read more
3 October 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere review
A well-designed, good-sounding, relatively inexpensive iPod speaker system, the Pure-Fi Anywhere might not blow your clothes off with its bass, but it's great for a quick tune. Compatible with all iPods, it also has line-in for other audio systems Read more
17 October 2007 by Jasmine France
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Scandyna Podspeakers and dock review
This stylish, modern speaker system comes from Danish company Scandyna, which has been making professional speaker gear for 50 years. It consists of the dock, for your iPod; the Micropod SEs, a pair of mini speakers; and the Minibass, a stylish subwoofer Read more
2 August 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Klipsch iGroove SXT review
Price, performance and design find a perfect balance in the Klipsch iGroove SXT. It's an excellent iPod speaker system, with great build and sound quality. With its warm tones and strengths in the upper bass, it's ideal for producing a terrific sound in a small room Read more
19 March 2008 by Nate Lanxon
