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The good Really good sound from a compact, single-speaker Classy, minimalist styling Plays loud without distorting and fills a large room Simple to operate Interchangeable dock system Composite video output/line input The bad Expensive Optional Bluetooth dock accessory works well but is AU$249 extra No radio You can't charge your iPod/iPhone when using the Bluetooth accessory Video-out limited to low-res composite connection Believe it or not, iPod speakers were once rare objects - and Bose's SoundDock was one of the first to hit the market back in 2004. Since then, the company has followed up with the SoundDock II (AU$449) and the SoundDock Portable (AU$549), even as the iPod speaker category has become completely commoditised (nowadays, there are plenty of cheap and cheerful clock radios with built-in iPod docks). But now... [read full story]
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MEMPHIS, Tenn.----FedEx Corp. is once again heralding the holiday season by delivering packages for busy shoppers – as well as non-profit organizations in need of a helping hand. Throughout November and December, FedEx will...
