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iHome ZN9 Zune Clock Radio Review 
Mobility Site | by Chris Leckness | Mon, Jul 7
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Before I share some info about this review over at Anything But iPod, let me tell you about my only experience with an iHome product. Simply put, I returned the iHome Alarm clock for the iPod the next day. The alarm functions were week, the audio from the speakers weren’t very dynamic, and ther...
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