Audyssey’s South of Market Audio Dock is a sleek, pricey speaker system for your iPod, iOS device, or even your Mac. The $400 unit sports both a dock-connector cradle and Bluetooth connectivity, and ...

The promise of great sound, the ability to charge and sync your iPhone or iPod with your computer and a built-in mic for calls make the Audyssey Audio Dock: South of Market Edition a compelling ...

Pale wood? Check. Slick, minimalist lines? Check. Fashionable compatibility with your iPhone/iPod? Check. This new iPod speaker dock is perfect for the Conran Shop, which is handy because it's ...

Samsung’s high-end, 100W DA-E750 audio dock will come in at $799.99 when it’s released this spring. The standout feature, other than its looks, is Samsung’s proprietary vacuum tube / digital amplifier ...

LG has today unveiled a new iPhone dock to their range of peripherals in the form of the LG Powerful Sound iPod Docking Speaker, whose name seems a little strange, where something like the LG Cube ...

webOS Nation takes a look at the unannounced and never-released Touchstone 2 Audio Dock, which streams audio over Bluetooth along with its inductive charging capabilities. webOS Nation takes a look at ...

Samsung's high-end, tube-powered DA-E750 audio dock was impressive enough at CES to garner a Best of CES nomination in the home theater category. Now Samsung's initial foray at luxury home audio ...

Microsoft's fall hardware launch schedule wasn't all about modest iterative upgrades like the Surface Pro 9 and the Surface Studio 2+ all-in-one PC. The software giant also introduced a new device ...

It's not every day our interest is piqued by an iPhone / iPod speaker dock, but when the folks at Audyssey told us they were entering the space with their new South of Market Edition, our ears perked ...

Few speaker systems have illicited as many "oohs" and "aahs" as the Samsung Wireless Audio Dock (DA-E750) has. To be fair, there's a lot to like: dual dock connectors for Samsung and Apple devices; ...

2016 may sound the death knell for wires everywhere — at least, if the folks at Stacked have anything to say about it. The Los Angeles-based company, which first made a name for itself by creating the ...