Sony Makes iPod Docking Station

Posted in Accessories, Sony, iPod by Darrin Olson on February 3rd, 2007

Sony iPod Docking Station CPF-IP001Sony seems to have had a change in their policies by producing a competitor product accessory. Calling Sony and Apple competitors might not be the best description of their relationship, but they do both produce portable audio players.

Sony has added to this definition when they started shipping the Sony iPod Audio Docking Station, which is the first accessory Sony has made for the Apple product and aptly named it the CPF-IP001.

The actual product from Sony appears to be a nice docking station stereo system. Designed specifically for the Apple iPod, the docking station is compatible with the nanos and minis as well as the full size iPods from the 4th generation on. The player works by simply docking the iPod and pressing play, and the song selection and volume can be controlled with an included remote control.

The iPod stereo system is a compact and lightweight device with 5W speakers and a 15W subwoofer allowing it to be moved around and played almost anywhere in the house. The device also has a line in to connect another audio source such another MP3 player which can be played through the speakers.

The player is currently available from SonyStyle retailing for $249.99.

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