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Griffin intros iKaraoke, shows iTalkPro, TuneCenter
By LC Angell
Contributing Editor
Published: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
News Categories: iPod Accessories
At Apple Expo in Paris today, Griffin Technology announced the iKaraoke, a new device that aims to turn your iPod into a portable karaoke machine. “A high-quality compact microphone plugs into your iPod and at the flick of a switch, existing vocals fade into the background, leaving instruments and backing vocals intact, allowing you to step up and be the star,” explains Griffin. “iKaraoke sends the music—along with your performance—to your stereo system for the world to enjoy.” The iKaraoke features three levels of reverb to blend vocals and can be connected via a stereo line-in cable or wirelessly through an FM receiver. Pricing and availability was not announced.
Also at Apple Expo, Griffin is showing its TuneCenter iPod AV dock (iLounge rating: B), which was announced at this year’s Macworld Expo, and its iTalkPro recording acessory for fifth-generation iPods, which was shown to iLounge in March.
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1
How many more times are they going to announce/show the TuneCenter before they actually ship some units?
I may cancel my preorder and just wait for the iTV.
Posted by gestep on September 13, 2006 at 5:19 PM (PST)
2
The tunecenter is shipping. Well if you got the non-wifi version.
Posted by joe on September 13, 2006 at 9:48 PM (PST)