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Desk Phone Dock promises to bring some landline charm to the iPhone

There’s not much more than renders and / or polished photos to see at the moment, but this so-called Desk Phone Dock is slated to make its debut at the China Sourcing Fair next month, and it shouldn’t have much trouble turning some heads among all the usual iPhone accessories. Complete details (including pricing and availability) will apparently have to wait until then, but the dock does promise to charge and sync your iPhone while it’s in place, and it will function as a speakerphone as well if you don’t feel like using the handset — or simply as speaker for your iPhone, for that matter (that’s a volume knob / mute button on top). Unfortunately, we won’t be at the fair to check it out first hand, but we’ll certainly be keeping a close watch on this one.

Desk Phone Dock promises to bring some landline charm to the iPhone originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:39:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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