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Altec Lansing inMotion Slim
$100.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Super-thin, foldable design takes up little room on a nightstand, is travel friendly. Decent sound quality for the price--surprising bass performance, competent highs. Outputs enough volume for a small room without it being overkill.
The Cons:May be a bit too quiet for some tastes. Not fully compatible with the latest generation of Nanos--doesn't charge while one is docked.
The Altec Lansing inMotion Slim — also known as the iM500 — is a wafer-thin (.67”) iPod docking station built specifically for the iPod Nano. It is built just like a Nano: compact, lightweight, and super-thin.
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It is even foldable, making it easy to carry in a briefcase, backpack, or even in one’s hands. Keep in mind, however, that the unit only runs for 10 hours, assuming a batch of 6 fresh AAA batteries. While at a singloe location, it is recommend that the user power the device by a conventional AC cord. While in operation, the iM500 employs two custom, full-range drivers with built-in bass-enhancement technology; these ensure high-quality audio, no matter the location. Note also the system’s auxiliary input, which can be used to connect a laptop or CD/DVD player.
Features
- iM500 iPod Dock Station
- Built for iPod NANO
- Foldable
- Wafer-Thin (.67”)
- Lightweight (12 Oz)
- Play/Recharge iPods
- CD/DVD/Laptop Connectivity
- Six AAA Batteries (10 Hrs)
- AC Cord (Included)
- Carrying Case (Included)
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Pros & Cons
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Super-thin, foldable design takes up little room on a nightstand, is travel friendly.
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Decent sound quality for the price--surprising bass performance, competent highs.
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Outputs enough volume for a small room without it being overkill.
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Looks cool--attractive, modern styling.
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One of few docks made specifically for the iPod Nano.
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May be a bit too quiet for some tastes.
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Not fully compatible with the latest generation of Nanos--doesn't charge while one is docked.
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