News Archive for 06/03/24
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Audioengine is shipping its Audioengine 5 speakers designed for portable audio players, such as Apple's iPod. The system is powered by internal amps, and offers integrated subwoofer ports for low-end bass without the need for an external subwoofer. iPod owners can charge the device while listening using the built-in power port, and Apple Universal Docks or iPods can plug directly into the Audioengine "Combo Port." The Combo Port charger is compatible with the fifth-generation iPod, the iPod nano, and all other products that charge via USB. The Audioengine 5 provides the ability to stream music from a laptop directly to the speakers through Apple's Airport Express technology, as well as an AC outlet alongside a second auxiliary mini-jack for alternative audio input. The Audioengine 5 is available for $350, and ship with a three-year warranty.
Scosche Industries today announced its new FreestyleT line of RF remotes specifically designed for fifth-generation iPods and iPod nano. Both RF remotes offer up to 150-feet of range, the signal capability to travel through walls as well as around corners, and can control key functions such as play/pause, on/off, volume, track, and rewind/fast forward. The NRF -- designed in black -- is specifically designed for the iPod nano to act as a case as well as an RF remote. The IPRF-Doc is designed for fifth-generation iPods, and is also offered in black. Both remotes plug into the dock connector of their respective players and feature a pass through for charging and syncing, Bluetooth integration, FM transmitters, or headphones. Both the NRF and the IPRF-Doc will be available for $70. Each remote will ship with the receiver and a 3.5-to-RCA adapter cable.
HandStands today announced that it is offering a new version of its iSnug case for Apple's fifth-generation iPod. The hard-shell case features an EVA foam cutout, belt loop, and a mesh pocket for earphones or cables. The iSnug Video also includes a leather skin case, lanyard, micro-fiber cloth, and a "bullet-proof" shield for protecting the face of the iPod. The case also serves as a stand, and is priced at $40. The iSnug Video is slated for shipment in mid-April.