I bet your going to guess that i think it's too expensive. I argue that if it sounds as good as they say, that it's priced correctly. In theory it's replacing your amplifier and upper-mid rage quality speakers. We'll have to see if it sound that good in real life. For one thing right and left channels should be separated more, but that's for another day.
What I was hoping for (and the only thing that would make this different than existing iPod speakers aside from sound quality) is built in Wi-Fi. You can already buy a Airport Express and stream music via an audio out on the Airport. But it is a waste to have to buy an Airport Express too. And the best part of having it built in is that you could power the Wi-Fi from the batteries, so you can take it in your back yard and listen to music from your computer.
Oh and this may be overkill, but it would be awesome if your iPod could sync with your mac over the WiFi when you plug it into the Hi-Fi. One place to dock it, and that's it!
almost convert me to the cult of ipod...
There's no denying that the Apple iPod is the most popular MP3 player in the world. It's so popular, in fact, that it has bordered on becoming the generic term for MP3 player
http://www.ipodconverter.com
...(I have a few dotted around the places I lurk) not because it's that great sounding, not because it's cheap or expensive, and not because it's that attractive. I don't think it's any of those. I think it's a very well thought out package though and is one of the more versatile and usable iPodcentric speakers I've had. Wifi addition would be cool but I think there's enough on offer to make it a reasonable deal compared to the competition.
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