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  Altec Lansing inMotion Classic

  The Altec Lansing inMotion Classic offers a stylish way to play your iPod or iPhone around your home. It sounds remarkable for its size, but it lacks the low-end oomph of a larger system.

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  TDK iVibe

  If you can find a place for the iVibe in your home then you'll be happy with the sound it produces, especially if you overlook its various shortcomings.

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  Sony Dream Machine (ICF-CL75iP)

  We have a few nitpicks and grumblings, but overall the Dream Machine is a happy marriage between the alarm clock, iPod dock and digital photo frame.

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  EOS Wireless multi-room iPod dock

  Given its price and average sound, the EOS only makes sense if you absolutely need to stream music from one room to another.

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  Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Mini

  The Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Mini is a cut-down version of the company's premium iPod dock but boasts even more features.

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  Cygnett Maestro Portable Speaker System for iPhone & iPod

  The Maestro does a lot of things right for its AU$189.95 asking price. It produces good sound and is cross-compatible with a range of iPods and iPhones, but it's also light on exciting features.

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  Philips DC350 iPod Dock

  The DC350 features a wide-range of connectivity options, but is far too expensive for the low quality sound it produces.

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  Fake iPod Nano (4th generation)

  If it wasn't for the glitchy software and sub-standard battery life, the fake iPod Nano might have been almost as good as the real thing.

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  Bose SoundDock 10

  While it's expensive and isn't loaded with features, the Bose SoundDock 10 is classy looking and sounds excellent for a compact iPod/iPhone speaker.

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  Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i

  The Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i offers good sound quality in a compact, durable package; it's a solid choice for iPod owners who are constantly on the go.

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  Sennheiser HD 448

  The Sennheiser HD 448 is a set of headphones that is balanced for the most part, but if you're looking for articulated bass then this isn't your stop.

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  Apple iPod Classic 160GB

  The iPod Classic refines the formula that put the iPod on the map. Few can match its combination of storage capacity, battery life and intuitive user interface.

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  Pioneer VSX-1019AH

  The Pioneer VSX-1019AH delivers an excellent feature set and outstanding sound quality for its price, making it our top mid-range A/V receiver pick so far.

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  Altec Lansing inMotion Max

  For its price, the inMotion Max is a very decent iPhone-compatible speaker dock. It makes up for the lack of features with decent audio quality and portability.

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  Dexim AV Dock Station

  It's not exactly cheap, but if you've still got a CRT television lurking around the house, the AV Dock is a decent way to view video podcasts and such like.

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  Palm Pre

  With webOS, Palm goes past matching its competitors and offers something more. The Pre might not be a home run, but it is an indication of good things to come.

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  Metal Gear Solid Touch

  Finicky controls and no real game to speak of make this Metal Gear game less than solid.

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  Apple iPod Shuffle (3rd generation)

  The Apple iPod Shuffle (3rd generation) is not bad as a budget player, but it has too many limitations for us to recommend it.

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  TEAC iTB1000 iPod dock

  The TEAC iTB1000 sits at the top of the "party" dock food chain with no known predators, but other devices give better bang for buck.

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  Harman Kardon AVR 355

  Tailored towards the casual listener rather than Harman Kardon's usual hi-fi customers, the AVR 355 is solid, with great features, but somehow lacking.

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