Until now, iPhone users have had to put the handset into “Airplane mode” when using a speaker dock, rendering the device’s phone abilities useless. This is because the phone gives off a distracting GSM buzz (caused by the cellular modem’s regularly reaching out to the network), which diminishes the music listening experience. The T612 fixes this problem and is certified by Apple with the "Works with iPhone" logo. (It will also work with a plain old iPod.) You can dial and receive calls when the iPhone is docked and playing music-the music will stop for you call. But you do have to pick the phone up to tak, since there's no speakerphone support here.

The T612’s audio performance is fine at medium-to-low volumes but is hampered by low-end distortional higher levels, so you can forget about using it for your next full-scale dance party. Since there’s no TV-out either, you can’t connect it to your television for video watching. At just $200, though it maybe the perfect small-space speaker solution for iPhone users.

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Motorola EQ5 offers stereo voice quality allied by stylishly display. Black color and thin box body, makes it nice enough to see. Some buttons which placed in front, facilitates user to use its function maximally.

With dimension 11,6x6,5x1,5 cm and weight 100 grams, likely represents what a compact of Motorola EQ5 to be brought everywhere. This thing, at the same time express how easy enjoying music and receives a call even we are n the middle of activity.

When sited side by side with phone, Motorola EQ5 can functioned double-duty as speakerphone with echo-cancellation and noise-reduction, so that clear voice quality will be gotten when receiving a call. The integration between this music control and call makes user unnecessary get a problem in enjoying entertainment activity or communications.

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Elegant side at Z-10 looks nice at its speaker which having touch sensor feature. Unnecessary touch it so hard, because the sensitive button makes soft touch its enough to activating it. Which makes it more elegant is the LCD feature which can present clock, e-mail to RAM and processor status which so attractive. Moreover, song title and name of artist also can be presented at this LCD through information from PC.

When I try listens to music, sound produced is great and loud. Both satellites can produce bass and treble sound which merges so lovely when playing the music. So do at looking on film, sound at the speaker heard so realistic and makes situation to become life.

Presence of Logitech Z-10 can give sound quality so realistic and loud. By using touch sensor technology and 3 line matrix LCD feature makes this audio peripheral impressed is luxuriant and extravagance. This speaker will match with your high-end PC.

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The Zeppelin weighs 16 pounds and measures 8.2 by 25.2 by 6.8 inches (HWD). Though it looks and sounds amazing, it doesn't offer much in the way of extras. There's no radio or alarm clock, and don’t expect to browse your iPod's library on the egg-shaped. screen-less remote. But S-Video and composite-video outs let you view iTunes videos on your TV while listening through the Zep. Bass from the 2.1 system is powerful without getting muddy, and each left and right channel has a woofer and tweeter to ensure that frequencies from the low midrange and higher tight and clear.

The main reason to buy this dock, however, is to elicit oohs and aahs from your friends. Would it cost half as much if it didn't look so cool? Possibly, but you probably wouldn’t have considered it if wasn’t so easy on the eyes. Audiophiles: If you aren't picky about extra features and are willing to pay a premium, your iPod dock beckons.

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The price is, in my opinion, way too high, but there’s no denying that the FH007 speakers-unique in that the woofer and tweeter are in completely separate enclosures- sound crisp and beautiful, if occasionally too bright. For those who care about an accurate stereo field (and if you spend this much money, I hope you do), placement can be an issue. You have to mark off exact distances between woofer sphere and tweeter and maintain them for the left and right channels. Additionally, you’ll want to make sure that the woofer sphere and tweeter horns are firing at the same angle. And since these speakers are made of lightweight acrylic, you’ll need to use the optional, unsexy rubber feet for the legs to prohibit movement.

The FH008 subwoofer is a must for popular music fans, but classical music enthusiast and jazz lovers might be able to survive without it. Personally, I wouldn’t want to use the FH007 without the well-defined low end the FH008 brings to the table. Buy them if you’ve got the money to burn.

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