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iLuv App Station iMM190
$90.00
Released March, 2010
The Pros:Auxiliary input for use with non-dockable iPods. Downloadable iPod Touch / iPhone application for use while docked - includes the time and weather conditions, will be updated over time for additional functionality. Winner of the 2010 CES Innovations and Design award.
The Cons:Looks like an HTC ripoff. Poor stereo separation - like most smaller, fixed speaker iPod docks. Needs you to disable your phone's auto-lock functionality to be used as an alarm clock - annoying for when you take your phone out.
The iMM190 is a mid-range iPhone/iPod speaker dock from iLuv. Designed primarily for the iPhone and iPod touch, it is notable for its "App Station" functionality, which allows it to run any app while a compatible device is docked and charging, including an alarm clock app designed by iLuv specifically for the iMM190.
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YouTube videos, downloaded movies, and Skype conversations can be enhanced by stereo sound. The iMM190 rotates to match the screen aspect of a docked iPhone or iPod touch, and can run on six AA batteries, allowing it to be used as portable speaker system.
Features
- Designed for iPod touch and iPhone
- Dynamic acoustic speaker chambers
- App Station
- Alarm clock app
- Plays/charges docked device
- Rotates 90 degrees
- 6 AA batteries or AC power
- AUX input
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Pros & Cons
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auxiliary input for use with non-dockable iPods
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downloadable iPod Touch / iPhone application for use while docked - includes the time and weather conditions, will be updated over time for additional functionality
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winner of the 2010 CES Innovations and Design award
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charges your iPod while in use
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can be used on-the-go - powered by 6 AA batteries
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can orient itself in portrait or landscape
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easy to access volume rocker, power button and snooze
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as many alarms as you want, with the standard variety of custom parameters
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poor stereo separation - like most smaller, fixed speaker iPod docks
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needs you to disable your phone's auto-lock functionality to be used as an alarm clock - annoying for when you take your phone out
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uses your iPod Touch or iPhone display - bright, even when blacked out, and probably poor for it's longevity
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bright blue LED indicator
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