I know you all remember the XtremeMac Tango for your iPod, but most of the owners had one problem and it is that it doesn’t have a AM/FM radio receiver, now check out the xtrememac tango x2 released at MacWorld 2008, January 16, 2008.

Read Press Release inside and see more photos of this iPod add-on gadget.

MACWORLD 2008, BOOTH #1102, SAN FRANCISCO – JANUARY 16, 2007 — XtremeMac today announced Tango X2™, its latest addition to an already impressive line of speakers built for Apple’s iPod. Tango X2 is a full range speaker system with a subwoofer and AM/FM radio wrapped in an elegant design that delivers big sound from a deceptively compact unit.

XtremeMac Unveils Tango X2™ Audio System for iPod with built-in AM/FM radio
Like its predecessor Tango, this unit is equipped with precision tuned high dynamic speakers, tweeters, and a subwoofer to produce the phenomenal sound for which it was so highly regarded. Tango X2 improves on the previous version by adding an AM/FM radio with a hidden display and six user presets. The new design is also thirty percent smaller than the original allowing for placement in virtually any media center or room. The result is a compact, robust speaker system unlike any other currently on the market.

The sleek, black and chrome system includes a universal dock well that will charge and play any iPod with a dock connector, and has an auxiliary line-in jack on the back of the unit for connecting other devices. The built in AM/FM radio can be tuned through buttons or presets on top of the unit, or through the advanced function remote. The blue LED display is cleverly concealed behind the speaker grill when not in use, and easily visible from across the room when it is being used for tuning or displaying source information.

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