This latest innovation in iPod accessories is actually set up in you washroom, and works not only as a toilet-paper dispenser, but lets you connect your iPod to its dock connectors. This makes it easy for people to listen to their iPods while they are in the washroom, so you can sing in the showers or while you shave, which is great for your morning routine.
The TuneStudio for iPod, brought to you from the people at Belkin, is the first four-channel audio mixer that lets you make high-quality digital recordings and write them directly to your iPod. This compact, portable mixer has a rugged design, allowing it to withstand life on the road, meaning that bands can take it with them to make live recordings of their gigs; just plug your microphones into the TuneStudio and you’re good to go! The four channels let you take input from up to four different instruments or audio sources. Podcasters are going to love this, because you can record your shows anywhere now, either at the studio or on location.
Here’s the modern take on the old-school twin-belled alarm clocks from ages past. Instead of waking up to ringing bells in the morning, you can now listen to your favorite tunes from the moment you open your eyes. This iPod dock has a sleek design modelled on the classic alarm clock. The Ĺbellsĺ are in fact 3 Watt omni speakers, filling your room with the sweet sound of music whenever your alarm goes off. This alarm clock can be set to wake you up anytime, and does so by playing any playlist, podcast or any other file on your iPod.
Are you looking for a music player, but don’t feel like dealing with iPod’s view of how a player should look and work? Feel like being original, and getting cool features that will make your friends with iPods jealous? Sansa has recently released their new Sansa Fuze, and it is guaranteed to amaze.
This little gadget, smaller than your credit card, can hold 2GB, 4GB or a whopping 8GB of media. The 8GB option has a 24 hour battery life guarantee, giving you plenty of time to listen to up to 2000 songs, measuring at 4 min/song. Read the rest of this entry »
