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theiphoneblog.com - 10/20/2009

More on Apple’s New iPhone/iPod/iTunes/Apple TV Remote

— theiphoneblog.com — As part of their massive, yet strangely casual, new product drop this morning, Apple also introduced a... new version of the Apple Remote [$19 - Apple Store link ], which when combined with an RF-enabled Universal Dock, can control your iPhone or ... (more) More on Apple’s New iPhone/iPod/iTunes/Apple TV Remote

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