TEAC MC-DX50i 2.1 Channel Ultra Thin Hi-Fi System with iPod Dock

- So Apple just unveiled their brand new Siri-enabled speaker aka HomePod but during the announcement, I couldn't help but think to myself, "Didn't they already do this?" (upbeat music) This is Apple's first home audio device, the iPod Hi-Fi. Announced in 2006 by Steve Jobs, the Hi-Fi was a speaker system with a built-in dock designed for iPods using what was then the cutting edge technology of its time, 30-pin. Now looks-wise, this was built to match Apple's design aesthetic which back then was mostly gloss-white. Now because the Hi-Fi was designed for iPods, it came with every adapter you would need to connect but on the back, there was also a aux input so just in case you want to be a rebel, you could also connect you Zune. (menacing music) What kind of made the iPod Hi-Fi unique though, was yes, you could plug it into a wall to power it up just like the HomePod, but... Unlike the Ho