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Speaker System Puts iPod Owners in the iGroove

Klipsch introduced its all-in-one iPod speaker system, the silver iGroove, in 2005. This past summer, the company took the wraps off the iGroove HG, an identical system sporting a high-gloss -- hence the "HG" -- black finish. With the iGroove HG, Kilpsch took the iGroove's already attractive design and turned it up to sexy. At quick glance, the iGroove's design best resembles that of the Bose SoundDock, introduced more than a year before the first iGroove. Both compact systems feature a speaker grille across their entire front with a dock in the center for the iPod.

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