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AAPL » Topics » iPod Hi-Fi

This excerpt taken from the AAPL 10-Q filed May 5, 2006.
iPod Hi-Fi™

In February 2006, the Company introduced iPod Hi-Fi, a high-fidelity speaker system that works with the iPod. iPod Hi-Fi has an all-in-one design that features a built-in Universal iPod Dock, touch-sensitive volume control buttons, the Apple Remote for song and volume control, power supply incorporated into the all-in-one design, and the ability to power the iPod Hi-Fi from batteries. The iPod Hi-Fi also includes a dual-purpose 3.5-mm auxiliary input that accepts either analog or digital signals for connection to a wide range of audio sources.

 

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