Digital Lifestyle Outfittersannounced the DLO HomeDock Deluxe Home Entertainment Center for iPod with on - projection screen Navigation . The wharf for the iPod allow a substance abuser to see and navigate their iPod ’s music and Sung dynasty on their boob tube screenland while contain the iPod using the include 18 - button distant ascendance . The HomeDock Deluxe also let iPod owners to play their slideshows and videos on their big - screen idiot box . It will ship this March for a retail price of $ 149.99 , and will also be on exhibit at Macworld Expo in San Francisco this week at the DLO cubicle ( booth # 425 ) .
HomeDock displays iPod ’s music content on a user ’s TV blind via the HomeDock interface . The include remote provides access to song and playlists , and controls over 14 iPod playback functions . The current track and clock time is expose at the top of the TV screen , while euphony menu listings seem below . The DLO HomeDock Deluxe also plays and remotely controls picture slideshows and videos from capable iPods . A built - in screensaver protects television set from burn - in if the cover sits light for too long .
The DLO HomeDock Deluxe connects to a home entertainment system with standard RCA plugs and S - Video connexion . The iPod ’s music is commit to the stereophonic system through the audio line of merchandise - out from the pier connector of the iPod , a higher quality audio connection than is available when users stop up their iPod into a stereo with a Y - cable from the headphone jack . Included with the HomeDock is an AC power supplying that also charge the iPod when docked , a 6 - foot Ab cable for audio frequency and video , a 18 - release IR remote dominance and a powered speaker system adapter . HomeDock correspond any dockable iPod , including the iPod nano . HomeDock Deluxe on - projection screen navigation work with all dockable iPod back to the 3 G iPod . Both PC and Mac compatible , it features a USB 2.0 port for syncing and charging from a users figurer , which can also be used to power the HomeDock Deluxe .
