Tivoli Audio iPAL

The iPAL (Portable Audio Laboratory) was an audio peripheral manufactured by Tivoli Audio and specifically marketed towards iPod owners.
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==History==
The iPAL was introduced in June 2004 in a white and chrome color scheme to match with the aesthetics of early iPod models from Apple. It is nearly identical to Tivoli Audio's original Portable Audio Laboratory (PAL) radio and speaker system, which had previously shipped in the summer of 2002.Review: Tivoli Audio iPAL AM/FM Radio by Jeremy Horwitz iLounge. 2004-06-09. Based on the Tivoli Audio Model One table radio, designed by and , the iPAL features a geared radio tuner for precise frequency control and a single monoaural speaker. The 3.5 mm jack will combine stereo input into a monaural signal for playback through the single 2.5-inch magnetically-shielded driver. Headphones plugged into the output port will still receive a stereo signal from the radio or passed through from the input port. The (NiMH) avoids the issues of earlier rechargeable batteries.Henry Kloss Portable Audio Laboratory (PAL), Tivoli Audio. Archived 2002-07-02.The Tivoli Audio Story (PDF), Tivoli Audio. 2002-11-15. Archived 2003-03-20. According to Tivoli Audio, initial shipments were met with "overwhelming demand".Tivoli Audio Portable Audio Laboratory (iPAL), Tivoli Audio. Archived 2004-06-15.
===Successor===
The PAL and iPAL have since been superseded by a Bluetooth model for truly wireless operation.PAL BT, Tivoli Audio. Accessed 2021-08-16.
==References==
==External links==
*Tivoli Audio Portable Audio Laboratory (iPAL) at Tivoli Audio (archived 2004-06-11)
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Category:Tivoli Audio products
Category:iPod peripherals
Category:2004 introductions