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Hands On: Creative's Xdock HD Streaming iPod Dock

We already know that Creative's upgraded Xdock is the first iPod dock that allows users to upconvert their video to HD resolution and music to X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity, as well as one of the first docks to work with new iPods —and a hands on has revealed that it does this job quite well. We also felt that the addition of a navigation menu was a nice upgrade over the previous version. However, there were a few caveats. More »

2:38 PM on Mon Jan 7 2008
By Sean Fallon
2,127 views, 6 comments

Latest by Kered: @DeeJayQueue: Uh, you know that they're upscaling from the same res that a regular upscaling DVD player upscales from, right? (I sure just said "upscale" a lot." The iPhone's video output is about the same res as an SDTV. more »

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Creative's Xdock Upgrades to Glorious HD

The Pitch: Creative's Xdock has gotten a significant upgrade that allows users to upconvert their video to 720p or 1080i resolution and your music to X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity. That means that the Xdock HD can play video on an HDTV in full DTS surround sound and wirelessly play music through X-Fi Wireless Receivers connected to speakers anywhere in the home. Plus, it plays nice with the new iPod Nano and even previous-generation iPods —so you don't need to upgrade your player to enjoy the show. Available in Spring 2008 for $399.99.
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12:30 PM on Mon Jan 7 2008
By Sean Fallon
1,847 views, 9 comments

Latest by CyRu5: @Cyborg28: Cyrus is my name too! /shakes fist more »

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Creative's Xmod and Xdock: Enhanced Sound via Wireless

The latest products in Creative's XFi series, the Xdock and Xmod wireless, have seen the light of day in Japan. A step on from last year's MP3 enhancer, as well as improving sound quality, the Xmod, which uses Creative's XFi Crystalize technology, will wirelessly transmit music from your iPod to your speakers. Simply connect one box to the USB port of your computer and the other to the speakers. More »

7:27 AM on Fri Apr 13 2007
By www.gizmodo.com
1,213 views, 4 comments