crunchgear.com - 7/7/2009
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Japan-based Elecom today announced the Soundblack [JP], an iPod dock connector/speaker for use with a number of iPod models (iPod 5G, iPod touch 1/2G), iPod classic and iPod nano 1/2/3/4G). The 0.04W mini system doesn’t support the iPhone though.
The Soundblock will be available ...
techcrunch.com - 7/6/2009
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techcrunch.com —
Like most people who’ve had an iPhone 3GS
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pinchmedia.com - 7/7/2009
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pinchmedia.com —
Earlier this year, we blogged about using Pinch
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iPod 3,1
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Cute, colorful speakers for iPods
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You thought the rainbows were going away, too? Think again. [GS4U via CrunchGear]
Japanese company sells Lego ear phones
CrunchGear —
This is too sweet: Japan-based gadget maker Elecom will soon start selling the “Sundries PLAYBRICK”, Lego-shaped ear phones [JP]. This is the same company that brought us the “Soundblock”, ultra-cute mini speakers, just recently.
You can choose between six colors (black, blue, red, white, the inevitable pink and mixed for the undecided). The Lego ear phones are Japan-only, cost $23 and will be available from the middle of this month.
People living outside Japan can get the ear phones over at Rinkya ...
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