Apple Releases iPod Hi-Fi
- February 28th, 2006 - 6.59 pm UTC
- Apple News, Apple News - Hardware Update
- Alex Brooks
Apple’s Special Event has concluded and Apple has given us a handful of great new products.
The iPod Hi-Fi will produce music from any iPod including the iPod shuffle. Apple describes the device as the following;
“Fill your home with sound, not stereo components. Keep your music collection at your fingertips, not in countless CD cases. Change the way you experience digital music. For $349, iPod Hi-Fi delivers crystal-clear, audiophile-quality sound in a clean, compact design. Hear, hear”
“Apple is reinventing the home stereo with the new iPod Hi-Fi, the first iPod accessory that adds true high-fidelity sound quality to the iPod,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “iPod Hi-Fi’s unrivaled acoustic performance and stunning design is at home in any room in the house.”
Comments
Bob 28th February 2006, 19.10 pm
If Apple wants to add “true high-fidelity sound quality to the iPod” they should start by selling high-fidelity music on their music store…
And $350 dollars (£200) seems very steep for what it is.
andy 28th February 2006, 19.42 pm
and maybe add that new fangled sound technique…what d’they call it again… oh yes, STEREO lol
Daniel 28th February 2006, 22.55 pm
My “ultimate HiFi” system is a 3.5 jack stereo from my iPod to my classic HiFi. And costs 3€
Nice, indeed