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Belkin to Ship TuneStage for iPod nano Next Month

Belkin announced on Wednesday that it will ship its wireless music device TuneStage for iPod nano next month. The product comes with a transmitter that connects to the MP3 player and a receiver that hooks into a stereo system. The two communicate via Bluetooth and can be placed up to 33 feet from each other.

The receiver connects via RCA or a 3.5mm jack. TuneStage draws power from the iPod nano and comes with a mini-USB port for charging the device while in use. Belkin estimates that it provides up to six hours of play time with a fully-charged iPod nano. Pricing is US$179.99. As iPodObserver.com published this article, a product page was not yet available on Belkin's Web site.


TuneStage for iPod nano

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