Sony Intros iPod Dock With Wi-Fi Streaming
11:13 am, July 1st, 2009, Ed Sutherland
Sony's iPod Features Wi-Fi Streaming
Sony Wednesday introduced two iPod speaker docks with Wi-Fi streaming. The NAS-Z200iR (shown) includes a hand-held remote allowing media to also stream from your PC, PlayStation 3 or the Internet.
Along with Wi-Fi streaming, the networked Sony unit includes  a CD player, AM/FM radio plus USB inputs.
A more streamlined unit, the CMT-Z100iR, provides what’s described as a “stealth” display, providing rear access to controls.
The CMT-Z100iR , available in black or white, includes two 20-watt speakers. The unit will be available within a month and is scheduled to arrive in Europe in mid-September. No word on when the units will appear in the U.S.
Sony's CMT-Z100ir iPod Dock
More information on the Sony iPod speaker docks can be found in this press release.
Posted by Ed Sutherland in Hardware, News, iPod, iPod Accessories | Comment on this article
I bought something similar from Sony for my kitchen. It sits on a high shelf with my old iPod Mini that can’t hold a charge for long. Pretty good deal. Music while you clean dishes.
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