The popular iBoom Boombox for iPod is the first boombox developed specifically for iPod. The iBoom is a 20 watt, four-speaker, battery-powered party in a box. The DLO iBoom lets users connect their iPod and share their music anywhere. DLO's iBoom features a fully digital FM stereo with 2 station presets and a bright...
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Listen to iPod, FM1, FM2, TV or Weather channels • Built-in dock allows charging capabilites for both the iPod and iPod Shuffle • Battery backup guards against power failures • Motorized drawer • Includes all mounting hardware • 3 line display shows what’s playing on iPod when iPod is hidden Added from www.ihomeaudio.com
The Emerson iTone C200 is a dockable iPod speaker system with a built-in alarm clock and built-in radio.Added from www.iprong.com
The compact iDS-02 surround-sound system packs in the latest technology to deliver great volume, plenty of detail and excellent bass response. Its sleek design and smooth lines will look great wherever you use it. And what's more, all Intempo products are covered by our 'Safe and Sound' warranty which offers peace of mind via...
Portable Multimedia Tablet-Style DVD Player with 7" Active-Matrix TFT LCD Screen.Added from www.i-luv.com
The DJ is a cradle and speaker system that looks like a robotic DJ. Not an animatronic version of Candace Cameron from Full House—an actual DJ. This thing also shines lights and pretends to scratch the wheels of steel while interrupting your music with phrases like “Drop the Beat!” and “Here’s another FUNKit exclusive”.Added...
JBLs newest creation, "JBL On Tour " is a revolution in personal portable sound. The JBL On Tour is a compact, lightweight, high performance sound system. Connected to your MP3 player or other music source, the JBL On Tour will provide hours of clean, powerful sound.Added from www.harmanaudio.com
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