Audio Docking Station Altec Lansing iPod and iPhone
May 25, 2009 | Component, Gadgets, iPhone | Comments OffAltec Lansing T612 released into a world where nearly half of all Americans have iPods, we can only expect to have a docking station that can be used in your house listening to music. Altec Lansing has gone above and beyond, with the T612, providing safe, dry, clear sound that will make the hairs on her neck stand up.
Live your iPhone life to the fullest in conjunction with the extraordinary and intuitive convenience of the Altec Lansing T612. Designed to complement the control of the iPhone in the digital world, the T612 extends your iPhone high-end audio capabilities with beautifully transparent music reproduction. 60 watts RMS (120 Watts Peak) fill the room while keeping you perfectly in touch – with the T612, because there is no need to use “Flight Mode” while listening to music. Instead, keep the phone when a call comes in the T612 gives priority to the call by interrupting the music.
The iM310 provides acoustic volume and audio performance to your iPod/MP3 player available in this size or value. With powerful, clear sound and surprisingly deep bass, the foldable design is ready for you to share your tunes anywhere you like via AC or battery.
The Moondance Home speaker system iM302 provides crystal clear sound in a space-saving design. Wake to your iPod, radio or alarm with progressive alert volume. The handy auxiliary input also lets you connect a CD, DVD or other MP3 player. Use the onboard timer, dual alarm, snooze, radio tuning or to enjoy the convenience of full-function remote control. The Moondance Home speaker also charges your iPod, it is good to go jogging in the morning or at work.
The inMotion Max cans lush sound from your iPhone or iPod, or device into the FM radio. Twin, full-range speakers to give you accurate sound reproduction and acoustics warm your dreams. XDB technology provides deep bass without a subwoofer. ESS and expansion of technology widens the sound to suit any room. Moreover, when a call comes in, the music cuts out comfortably so you can make the call.
