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GP Docking Station Cradle with Remote Control, for Apple IPOD

Work for: * iPod mini 4GB 6GB * iPod 20GB (U2 Special Edition)(4G click wheel) * iPod 40GB (4G click wheel) * iPod with color display 20GB 30GB (U2 Special Edition) (Known as iPod Photo) * iPod with color display 40GB 60GB (Known as iPod Photo) * iPod
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