I'm confused about TV Out... dissappointed with Apple...

Hello!
Well, I'm really confused with the information regarding TV out.
Now I see Apple sells a A/V cable ($19) that plugs into the Headphone port of the iPhone but that doesn't work with the iPhone (but audio works).
Apple also sells a component and composite A/V cable ($49) that plugs into the dock port of the iPhone. From what I can tell, this does work with the iPhone. Wow $49 is alot of money for a cable...
I also see a nice little universal dock with a remote control ($49). However, I don't see any info regarding the use of both the $49 A/V cable plus this will work. I see many posts saying the dock that comes with the iPhone will not work. All of this unofficial and nothing official from Apple.
I see a lovely little tutorial on how to purchase songs from the WiFi iTunes store but nothing on what I need to make the TV Out work with my TV/Home Stereo.
So, can anyone help? Can I get both the universal dock w/remote and the component cables and use them both?
Can Apple produce some information regarding TV out and the devices needed to get this to work? Am I blind and stupid because its already out there (in a non-forum based response)?
Thanks in advanced

Dave's right but let me answer this particular question:
Can I get both the universal dock w/remote and the component cables and use them both?
Yes. That's exactly what I have and it works great. You get get the component cables and use them without the dock, but you'll have to plug the cable in and out of your iPhone. You can't use the dock that came with the iPhone because it doesn't have all the pins out (plus it doesn't have the remote). So buy both (about $100 total) and you just dock the iPhone and use the remote (which works great but remember the remote will have limited functionality -- start/stop, FF/Reverse, and jumps.
The image is great whether you use the component cable or the composite cable and I highly recommend it.

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