Altec Lansing Octiv Mini M102

The well-known leading provider of portable audio devices, Altec Lansing has announced the upcoming launch of its new Altec Lansing Octiv Mini (M102) multi-fuction iPhone / iPod audio dock, which features free custom Alarm Rock app for Apple’s iPhone and iPod, enabling the Octiv Mini to perform as a full-featured digital alarm clock that allows users to select their favorite music, songs as a wake-up tunes.

The new ultra-compact Altec Lansing Octiv Mini M102 audio dock is scheduled to be available at Altec Lansing’s official site and Best Buy in coming July for around $60, while the new free Altec Lansing Alarm Rock app is now available as a free download from the iTunes store.

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  On June 26, 2010(1 year, 11 months ago.)

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