NAD’s newest iPod dock is the Viso 1, which connects to your iPhone or iPod wirelessly via Bluetooth aptX or directly via its rotating docking cradle.
nad_viso_1 NAD Viso 1
NAD says the Viso 1 comes with its own Direct Digital technology which it can use to bypass the analogue audio circuits within the iPod and iPhone, giving improved sonic performance. Non-Apple devices can also stream wirelessly to the dock via Bluetooth.
It also has an optical digital input which accepts 24-bit/96kHz signals from other external devices such as a TV, CD player or media streamer, and a component video output can send video from your iPhone to your TV.
The docking cradle can rotate through 90 degrees so you can use it for watching video, and there’s a USB port for software upgrades as well as an IR remote control.
The NAD Viso 1 will be available in November, for £499, distributed by Armour Home.