LOGIK LHFIP2010 IPod & IPhone Docking Station - Black

iPhone - A popular smartphone manufactured by Apple

iPod - A portable media player manufactured by Apple

Black - A colour which does not emit any colour of the spectrum. Black absorbs all frequencies of the spectrum.

FM - Frequency Modulation - A band used for analog radio transmission

Radio - A device used for listening to audio transmissions

Shoes - An item of footwear made from Leather or other synthetic materials

MP3 - MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 - A lossy compression format for audio

compact - Carefuly designed to ensure an item has a minimal physical size

Friends - A close associate or a popular US based sitcom about a group of friends

MP3 - a type of digital music file. Popular due to its small file size

Compact - something that has a lot combined within a small space.

CD - A disc that plays music, short for compact disc.

The Dixons brand was started in 1937 as a photographic studio and camera company. They eventually expanded to selling a range of electronic goods, and had a store on almost every major high street throughout the UK. In 2006 Dixons merged with electronics giant Currys and removed the brand from the high street and began trading as Currys Digital. In 2012 the website dixons.co.uk was merged with the successful currys.co.uk online store who now handle all their products and customers in an effort to streamline their brand. Today the brand specialise in a range of home electronics, kitchen appliances, computers and electronic accessories. They have 295 superstores and 73 stores throughout the UK. They have also merged with the computer retailer PC World and have combined many of their stores to create electronic superstores. They are one of the most popular home electronics retailers on the market and maintain a strong presence in retail parks throughout the UK.