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Griffin Tune Center by Josh Rubin

Griffin and got a preview of their recently announced Tune Center iPod accessory. Further decentralizing your connectivity and entertainment content, the sleek little dock connects to your TV or TV and home stereo to provide a big screen, remote controlled experience for iPod based home music and video playback. The Tune Center can also connect to your home network (via ethernet or WiFi) to allow you to tune in to internet radio. Check out the screen shots below (click to zoom)—the interface is as straight-forward as it gets.

Preorder for $149 from Griffin.

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This entry posted on 28 July 2006 at 2:42 AM
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