iLuv to debut App-driven Rotational Alarm Clock Dock for iPhone and iPod at CES 2010
iLuv puts to fore its latest creation for the Apple devices in the form of the iLuv App Station which is an App-driven Rotational Alarm Clock Dock for iPhone and iPod. It is a new concept dock featuring an application that enables users to listen to music, watch movies and can be also used as an alarm clock dock.
This App-driven Rotational Alarm Clock Dock is also a highly portable desktop speaker for the iPhone and iPod users. The device can be placed vertically as well as horizontally depending upon users’ convenience. At CES 2010, iLuv will exhibit the App Station alongside other products such as the iEA15 iPod Remote Adapter and the iAD115 Micro USB Car Charger.
“iLuv is proud to be named CES Innovations 2010 Design and Engineering Award Honorees in three categories for our newest inventions, especially the App Station Rotational Alarm Clock dock for iPhone and iPod which will debut at CES 2010” said Sean Cho, iLuv director of marketing and strategic planning. “iLuv has a long tradition of being recognized with the CES Innovations awards and 2010 could not have been any different. We always strive to bring high quality products with innovative designs at smart prices to iPod and iPhone fans and are proud to be recognized by the CE industry as one of the best.”
After its debut at CES 2010, the App Station concept will be put up for sale in February 2010. The customized iLuv App will be available for download for free at iTunes App Store after the release of the product. The App Station will carry a price tag of MSRP $129.99 (approx Rs. 5,994).
The other devices to be showcased include iAD115 Micro USB Car Charger which was released in September 2009. It allows users to charge two devices at a time and carries a price tag of $14.99 MSRP. On the other hand, the iEA15 iPod Remote Adapter was released last summer for any third party earphones and headphones at a price of $14.99 MSRP.
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