• Princeton Cuby – iPod Shuffle dock

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    Princeton Japan has announced the Cuby a dock for second generation Shuffle. Powered by 3 x AA batteries the dock has stereo speakers delivering an output of 0.5 watts x 2Ch. It connects with the Shuffle via the head phone output and to the PC via USB cable for transfer of files. When connected to the PC it draws power from the USB port thus saving on battery life.


    The Princeton Cuby measures 49×49×59mm and weighs 95 grams. The Cuby goes on sale in July and will be available for 3980 Yen ($ 33) in Japan.
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