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Review: I199 Full of Playback Options

Thursday, June 14, 2007 1:23:45 PM
By RACHEL METZ

The i199BLK multimedia system from iLUV is shown on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 in New York. Plugged into the system are a BluePin, left, with Bluetooth wireless technology, and an iPod. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)NEW YORK (AP) - As more and more tech toys evolve to include music-playing capabilities, gadget lovers face an increasingly common problem: How can you amplify them all without buying five different speaker docks?

Lately, this has been a problem for me, so when I first spotted iLuv's i199 multimedia system — promising to play music from all these sources while also letting you transmit and receive music — I was optimistic, though admittedly skeptical.

The $250 i199 is $50 cheaper and purports to do much more than Bose's excellent-sounding SoundDock for the iPod. And although some other systems offer multiple playback options, users are still hard-pressed to find one that promises the level of interoperability found in the i199.


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