TEN Technology Announces flexDock for iPod mini

5:00 PM EDT, Oct. 28th, 2004 · by Brad Gibson · News

TEN Technology announced Friday the flexDock mini, an adjustable car dock and charger for the iPod mini.

The flexDock mini features a dock on an adjustable arm that plugs into standard cigarette lighter sockets in most automobiles to securely hold and power the iPod mini. TEN Technology expects to ship the flexDock mini in November.

The flexDock mini also features a 3.5 millimeter line-out jack on the plug for use with the included cassette adapter or most self-powered FM transmitters.

The product will retail for US$49.95.

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