Altec Lansing's inMotion iM3 allows you to plug your Apple iPod directly into it giving your digital audio player external speakers.
Quote from the review:
“White plastic is everywhere! Seriously, you can’t toss a dead video card out your window anymore without hitting someone with an iPod strapped to his or her hip. Apple’s ubiquitous hard-drive-based personal music player is now intricately woven into the fabric of pop culture. And this fact has, of course, spawned a wave of aftermarket add-ons and clip-ons… in oceans of pristine bone-white PVC.
Altec Lansing has not excluded themselves from jumping on the bandwagon with the likes of Belkin and Bose. Should you find yourself in need of a set of external speakers for your precious palm-topped musical gigabytes, take a gander at Altec’s inMotion iM3 portable audio system. But is it worthy of wearing the white?”
*Edited 12/19/04 – The Altec Lansing inMotion iM3 and Bose iPod SoundDock are similar products, so we recommend you read reviews on both before spending your money.
*Edit 12/19/04 – A reader wrote in to let us know that the Altec Lansing inMotion iM3 is actually priced around $179, not $299 as we previously reported. There is a pricing issue going on with the Tech Lounges website. Sorry for any confusion this may have caused. And a big thanks for pointing this out to us!
