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Apple iPhone Dock with Apple Bluetooth Headset port spotted!

Categories: Apple, iPhone
By: , IntoMobile
Tuesday, June 26th, 2007 at 2:42 PM

9to5mac found a picture of the Apple iPhone Dock that clearly shows a charging port for the Apple Bluetooth Headset. The Apple Bluetooth Headset was rumored to be chargeable through the iPhone docking station, and it seems that we have confirmation (as long as these pics are real) that it will indeed plug in to the iPhone dock. You can also see two cables running to the dock connector in the picture. We could say that one cable could be used to charge and sync the iPhone, while the other works with the Apple Bluetooth Headset – but that would be pure speculation. We just don’t want to have to deal with extraneous charging cables for the Apple Bluetooth Headset.

So, it looks like that Chinese aftermarket dock won’t be trumping Apple’s genuine products anytime soon.

Apple iPhone dock reveals charging port for Apple Bluetooth Headset

[Via: 9to5mac]

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  • Calvin Chan

    Man, I really want to get an iPhone now after reading all these news about it!

  • Battleraisin

    The power of the Apple marketing department. Second to none.

  • Will Park

    And I would like to think I had a little do with it as well(?). :cool:

    Seriously though, Apple’s got the marketing-thing down to an art.