The new dock of iPhone 5 asserts that the old dock is dead "The Dock is Dead"



Miniaturized"Lightning" connectorThe new "iPhone 5" that adopted the adapter which converts so as to be able to connect with the old dock connector is prepared for the time, in fact, the former connector was truncated by Apple in fact. A movie showing this thing visually very clearly is published on YouTube.

The Dock Is Dead - YouTube


Common dock integrated dock speakers & something alarming


Sudden explosion as a time bomb


To pieces apart.


Blowing parts


It has become a mess.


Precision parts flying splendidly


In addition, it also seems to be designed for an iPhone that has been familiar with somewhere somewhere, and also a dock integrated speaker


Go-go


Disjointed


Kanonaka


And this is also common type of dock integrated speaker


The front blows away


The wreckage which is rolling vigorously


Good luck


"THE DOCK IS DEAD (dock died)"


In addition, I made this movie the rice making Bluetooth-compatible wireless speakerJawboneAccording to the official opinion which was received by mail and has become the company,

Apple 's iPhone 5 that was rumored has been officially announced. Is one of its biggest features a completely new connector? With this large design update, even if there is an adapter, many dock terminals currently in use can not be used on iPhone 5. Jawbone, which developed JAMBOX, the world's top selling network of wireless speakers, has long believed that speakers should not be fixed, but must be mobile terminals that move with users. And in conjunction with the announcement of iPhone 5, Jawbone released a new video piece - "The Dock is Dead" ("The Dock Died") today to express this belief newly today

... apparently ...

As a matter of fact, as a matter of fact, the conversion connector is designed to fit the dock part as a core of design considerably in a fitted form, the product related to the dock connector becomes considerably big pinch in the future I feel like that.

in Video, Posted by darkhorse