Fabrix handmade cases for your iPod

Fabrix handmade cases for your iPod: "

Yes, this is yet another case collection for the iPod. And it is simply too good to resist. Fabrix handmade cases are not only great eye candy, but they also jealously guard your iPod from scratches and light bumps as they have a comfy quilted padding on the inside. Each case is hand-sewn to perfect dimensions – so you can get customized cases for all iPods, whether classic, nano, Touch or even the iPhone. Let’s say you don’t own any of these – no cry – you can still order your own custom size for an extra $2 per case.

The lovely cases are available from Fabrix at $19.90 a piece.

(Via Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women.)

iHome Boom Box

iHome Boom Box: "

Dock, recharge and share what’s on your iPod with the iHome Boom Box for iPod and iPod Shuffle.

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(Via 7Gadgets.com.)

Portable Stereo Speakers Ipod

Portable Stereo Speakers Ipod: "

IP-A111 is a tiny, portable, battery-operated stereo speaker for iPod devices.

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(Via 7Gadgets.com.)

Glove Remote Control for iPod

Glove Remote Control for iPod: "

Inveterate multitasker Carsten Mehring has brought his wearable computer tech to the iPod. The researcher at UC Irving showed a new kind of remote control at the International Symposium on Wearable Computers last week in Boston.

The problem: portable devices are fiddly to use, especially when doing something else. Skiers, cyclists and drivers all need to concentrate on what they're doing. Taking a few seconds out to skip tracks can be distracting or dangerous.

The solution: Mehring built a remote into a two fingered glove. Touching fingers together performs a pre-defined action: skip tracks or volume up or down. The signal is sent wirelessly to the iPod.

It might sound a little dorky, but wearables are going mainstream as we watch. Bluetooth headsets and MP3 players on lanyards are just the beginning. For Mehring's own take on the wearable computer, involving wireless, finger mounted keys, and a head mounted display, check the German video below. To see the iPod remote in action, click the video link (warning: Pre-roll commercials).

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(Via Gadget Lab.)

Corega CG-IPSPDC03 for iPod Shuffle

Corega CG-IPSPDC03 for iPod Shuffle: " The Corega CG-IPSPDC03 from Japan is a compact active speaker system that works great even with the 2G iPod Shuffle, and boasts a wide range of colors to go down well with the Shuffle. Each CG-IPSPDC03 comes with an iPod dock connector for the Shuffle in the center, and can be powered via batteries or an available USB port. When hooked up via USB, the CG-IPSPDC03 will also charge the Shuffle's battery simultaneously. Specifications include a 0.5Wx2ch built-in amplifier and an anti magnetic driver unit that measures 25mm diameter. The entire Corega CG-IPSPDC03 active speaker system measures just 100mm x 22mm x 40mm and weighs 50g, making it the perfect pocket companion for any music lover. It retails for roughly $28.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Zune gets a "Car Pack" for FM transmitting

Zune gets a "Car Pack" for FM transmitting

Zune boys and Zune girls, it's time to get your collective underwear in a bunch over some hot new accessory action -- namely, the Zune Car Pack. The automotive add-on features an FM transmitter, plus a grip-pad and charger, so you can crank your lossless WMAs of Countdown to Extinction without having to take your eyes off the road... or suffer the embarrassment and danger of driving with earphones in. The transmitter stores your two favorite (read: least static-filled) stations, so you won't have to remember any complicated digits, and can be all yours on November 13th for $79.99.

(Via Engadget.)

Vers 2X

Vers 2X

With countless plastic iPod speakers littering retail shelves across the planet, it's refreshing to find a quality speaker system with an earth-friendly, wooden body. Sprout Creation, a Masachusettes-based company, recently released their $179 USD 'Vers 2X hand-crafted wood sound system for the Apple iPod and other MP3 players. With an exterior design destined for a Dwell Magazine photo shoot, the Vers 2X seems like it would be a clear cut winner. Read our review to find out if the Vers 2X is right for you.

(Via Digital Trends.)