HTC TyTN Music Dock charges, syncs, and delights

by Darren Murph, posted Dec 16th 2006 at 3:23PM

While we don't expect the Hong Kong-derived HTC TyTN Music Dock to produce the same level of audio fidelity as Orange's Bluetooth variety, we'll admit that getting a dock, charger, and paperweight for 28 bucks isn't such a bad deal. The device sports a charging / syncing cradle for your HTC TyTN (Hermes), i-mate JasJam, Qtek 9600, O2 XDA Trion, Dopod CHT 9000, Orange SPV M3100, or Cingular 8525, as well as touting a pair of stereo speakers, 3.5-millimeter line in jack, and that oh-so-important LED illumination. You'll even get a stereo cable to save you a trip to Radio Shack, but the lack of a headphone port (or line-out) sort of puts a damper on things. Nevertheless, the HTC TyTN Music Dock can be picked up now for HK$190 ($28), but the overseas shipping just might kill the deal.

Filed under: Peripherals, HTC, ATT, O2, Orange

Tags: 8525, audio, charging, cht 9000, Cht9000, dock, dopod, hermes, htc, i-mate, jasjam, music, music dock, MusicDock, qtek 9600, Qtek9600, spv m3100, SpvM3100, sync, syncing, trion, tytn, xda

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Alex @ Dec 18th 2006 2:21AM

Uhh.... hate to break it to you guys, but my boss has had one of these for about 3 months, cost her $50aud.

Engadgetmobile bit slow? Or slow news day?

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RD Gibson @ Dec 19th 2006 12:17AM

Brando has sold these docks for similar devices, including the Treo, for several years. Audio quality is so-so; about what you would expect from a $35 USB-powered speaker system.