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Sony Intros HD Radio Table Unit
San Diego - Sep 19, 2008 - Sony today is taking the wraps off four audio products that work with current dockable Ipod and Iphone devices. The new CD clock radio (model ICF-CD3iP), boombox (model ZS-S4iP), table-top HD Radio with Itunes tagging (model XDR-S10HDiP), and docking speaker (model SRS-GU10iP) all accept an Ipod or Iphone.
The XDR-S10HDiP is Sony's first HD Radio with Itunes tagging that is compatible with the 3G Iphones and Ipods. It also features auxiliary input and 20 AM and FM radio presets. The XDR-S10HDiP HD will cost about $180.
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