Philips DCM270 docks GoGear and iPod both
By Ryan Block 
posted Nov 29th 2006 3:03AM
posted Nov 29th 2006 3:03AM
posted Nov 29th 2006 3:03AM
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WOW! A drinks dispenser at the bottom as well?!? they are really spoiling us!
The competition has finally succumbed to... the competition.
Dang, i wish they would turn that console/doc stuff around to the back. It would make a sweet all-in-one dj rig.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say I'm pretty damn excited. I'm one of the few (perhaps the only) that have the HDD6330/37 Go Gear player and I'm glad that there is a stylish, functional speaker/docking system for my favorite hard drive player. Like a lot of people who latch on to a playsforsure device, I thought the Philips had a chance of attracting a dedicated following, but lack of promotion by Philips, the major retailers, and those that are perpetually under the Steve Jobs Reality Distortion Field have made this another also-ran. Oh Well. You would be suprised how many people, at an airport for example, are suprised to see an elegent looking player like the HDD6330 - frankly they're suprised that other manufactures make MP3 players - Didn't apple invent those along with music, the wheel, and fire?:) Oh well, I hope that I can get my hands on this for my favorite player and new place I'm getting...
Tyler your not alone. I've been searching for a speaker dock for my gogear for ages and nothing, but this looks interesting, stylish and as if it could pump out soome sound. Let's just hope they don't take the P**s with the price just because they have a monopoly over the two of us who own a go gear HDD 6330/37. I'm still suprised by the amount of bad press it receives. Its a good allround device with a huge memory for a decent price.