Denon Electronics also announced today the availability of two new Network-Enabled iPod docks – the ASD-51W and the ASD-51N.

The ASD-51W looks as follows:

ASD51W_Front_G

The ASD-51N looks as follows:

ASD51N_Front_G

Both docks support:

  • Apple iPod command and control with support for iPhone, iPod or nano (audio and video)
  • Stereo audio outputs, S-video output to display iPod pictures and videos on TV
  • Offer IP Control (AMX/Crestron), Web Remote Control, and iPod audio streaming to new Denon networked products
  • “Party Mode” feature for use with new 10 series Networked Denon A/V receivers which allows users to enjoy music throughout the home played simultaneously in up to five Denon devices on the network
  • Stream audio files, pictures, Internet radio stations and more through connected devices
  • Supports WMA, MP3, WAV, FLAC, and non-DRM AAC audio files, JPEG files
  • Lets users stream music from Internet Radio sources (supports connections to Rhapsody and Napster music services)
  • Windows 7 connectivity
  • Dolby Coaxial Output and Last Function Memory
  • IR pass-through
  • Connects to almost any Denon receiver using dock control port
  • Screen saver and newly designed GUI for displaying meta-information, full color album artwork, and user photos
  • Includes remote control

The ASD-51W adds 802.11b/g connectivity and WPS compatibility.

The Denon ASD-51W is priced at $299.00 while the ASD-51N is priced at $249.00

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