Apple's iPhone is most likely one of the trendiest and most popular portable devices available on the market nowadays, so it should come as no surprise that there's a huge number of various accessories available for it on the market, ranging from all sorts of pouches and headphones to some pretty serious ge... |
17 November 2008
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Well, after so many iPod docking stations designed all over the world by both big and smaller names, the CES 2008 has been the place for the introduction of a new audio concept from leading manufacturer, Altec Lansing: Works with iPhone.The "Works with iPhone" idea is something different from a simple statement on a ... |
11 January 2008
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Altec Lansing has become a classic name in the audio industry as they've grown with a stunning speed and kept on producing great things, as well as continuously innovating, much to our pleasure and comfort. It's time to greet the oncoming "pocket marvel", codename Orbit.The Altec Lansing Orbit is as simple ... |
13 September 2007
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The fact that Altec Lansing is one of the names with the fastest growth in the audio industry and in the customers' choices is no longer a piece of news. Neither is the fact that they have brought a completely new breath of innovation in an industry that was somehow becoming rather boring...today it is (fortunat... |
29 June 2007
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Mobile phones with integrated MP3 players are the new hit, as more and more users appreciate solutions for compacting these two devices into only one. For adapting to such needs, Altec Lansing has developed speakers which are especially designed for working with mobile phones.The T515 speaker model coming from Altec... |
30 May 2007
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Introducing the Altec inMotion iMV712 (pictured): 8.5-inch high-resolution LCD panel and of course a "go figure" sound quality. Ok, crystal-clear sound quality. I've said it. There's more: room-filling and maybe also street-filling audio experience.It features two 3-inch neodymium Micro Drivers and a 4-inch... |
24 March 2007
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