Just like the iPod, the new Logitech portable speaker looks really cool with its cylindrical shape. This black or white iPod accessory can run up to 10 hours using four standard AA batteries and also comes with an AC adapter to allow playing the unit without batteries. It is expected to go on sale this month, April of 2006, and cost around $80. Info via RegHardware.
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This fresh looking speakerbox allows you to dock your iPod as well as connect to your other Mp3 Players through a line input. All in all it goes for about $90 US and can be bought at Boynq. Info via SciFi Blog.
If size is an issue and brushed aluminum turns you on this sound dock may be perfect for your nano. It also acts as a charging/transfer station, comes with a wireless remote and retails for $99. Via Chip Chick.
Huge speakers with iPod ports is a perfect combination for all you iPod rockers. The 600W XL and 100 W L systems have iPod docks and built-in speakers along with an FM tuner, CD player. They’re available now for $1,075 and $599 for the XL and L. Via Gizmodo.
This handy tool for DJs allows you to make plenty of hot mixes with your iPod. The Numark iDJ2 allows you to play 2 tracks off your iPod at once. It has pitch control and allows you to record your mixes back to your iPod or USB connection. No word on pricing yet. Info via Uncrate.
Apple is now selling a 1 GigaByte version of the iPod Nano for $150 US. The single gig version of the Nano gives more people an opportunity to get an iPod without paying several hundred, yet offers plenty of usefulness for on the go. Info via Gizmos for Geeks.
The new iLuv i604 battery unit can boost the battery life of your Apple iPod to up to 55 hours. It attaches to the bottom of your iPod and boosts the somewhat pathetic battery life dramatically. Info via NewLaunches.
JP Morgan analysts say that Apple will be launching an iTunes compatible, Mp3 playing mobile phone by the end of 2006. Pictured is a conceptual design of the phone and not an actual picture. Info via T3.
RAZER, is known for their gaming mouses, will soon release a new keyboard with an iPod dock. All the standard features – such as programmable keys and USB 2.0 connectivity – should be there. It’s just as functional for work or play and will be priced at around $99. No word yet on availability.
Via TechEBlog
