Bose SoundDock Portable Digital Music System
Sunday, May 4th, 2008
Wish to have a perfect music experience? Then get the latest SoundDock Portable Digital Music System, from none other than the very best music accessories manufacturers, Bose. This easy to carry and easy to use music system comes packed with all the advanced features. Designed to let you play all your favorite music with utmost clarity, SoundDock Portable Digital Music System is a quality product brought out by Bose.
Technical Specifications
- Touch-sensitive volume control buttons.
- Proprietary signal processing technologies.
- Infrared remote control.
- Docking cradle.
- Compatibility with each iPod with a dock connector.
SoundDock Portable Digital Music System works wonder with Rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Its auxiliary input lets you play other audio sources like DVD player, mp3 player and CD player. Moreover, its iPod charger can charge docked ipod/phone from either A/C or battery power.
Feel free to choose any of its two colors, gloss black or gloss white easily available in the market. The box content of SoundDock Portable Digital Music System comprises SoundDock digital music system, remote control, power cord, dock inserts, power pack and user manual. SoundDock Portable Digital Music System is available at a price of $ 399.00.
Source: Bose
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