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Philips makes its Fidelio audio docks Android friendly

Categories: Android, Devices, Philips
By: , IntoMobile
Saturday, September 3rd, 2011 at 9:19 AM

Philips has decided to make its line of Fidelio iPod audio docks Android friendly. Their trick is to use the so called “adjustable micro USB connector” which can work with various smartphones and tablets. What’s more, the company also unveiled a new Android app to make the docks sing along in harmony with your Android device.

Three products will be available:

  • Fidelio for Android AS851 – the high-end model that delivers a superb crystal-clear sound. It comes with Philips Digital sound processing for life-like, distortion-less music and 30W RMS total output power.
  • Fidelio for Android AS351 – which can also work with batteries, offering Dynamic Bass Boost to “preserve low tones for deep bass” at any volume level and comes with 10W RMS total output power.
  • Fidelio for Android AS111 – although pretty small, it will supposedly produce a “pure balanced sound” so you can “wake up to a great sound” from your Android phone.

And that’s about it… You can download Philips’ Fidelio app for free from the link below.

Philips Fidelio (FREE) [Android Market link]

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