Now you don’t have to worry about your iPod going down any time soon. The IPBo2 will keep your iPod powered up for 40 hours. That’s a lot of music. You are not guaranteed to be able to walk, afterwards, but it’s a lot of music. The battery can be charged an average of 400 times.

Product Features:

* Compatible with 3rd Generation iPod, 4th Generation iPod, and iPod Mini
* Up to 40 hours of music playtime or download time per charge (battery charger included)
* On/Off Switch to conserve power
* LED indicators to show how much of a charge remains on the iPod Battery ii
* Battery Average Life: 40 Hours

via ipodnewsblog

Yes, thinner is better, at least in electronics these days. “This credit card size digital voice recorder measures in at just 6.5 millimeters in thickness and features 1GB of built-in storage, a flip-out USB connector, and flush-mounted controls. It can also be used as a MP3 player and USB flash drive. It records in high quality WAV file format and files can be easily copied or deleted just as with a standard USB storage device. Convenient and highly portable design mean you can take it with you just about anywhere with minimum hassle.”

It has an astounding 69 hours of record time. That’s a lot!

* Memory of 1GB gives up to 69.3 hours of record time
* USB 2.0 (Full speed)
* Battery life of about 4.5 hours record/playback
* Built-in rechargeable Li-Ion battery, charge via USB connection
* Comes with earbuds and neck strap
* Dimensions: 3.4″ x 2.2″ x .26″ (86 x 56 x 6.5 mm)

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We reported earlier about the WiFi TShirt. Now here is one called the T-Equalizer. Called “the ultimate in clubware” the equalizer bars on the front of the tshirt dance to the volume of the music. Like the WiFi TShirt, it is powered by a battery pack. But this battery is hidden in a pocket just inside the hem.

“We’ve noticed that the T-Equalizer goes mad to that ‘uncha-uncha-uncha’ cacophony favored by club-goers, but it also seems to like metal and the (cranked up) theme to Fraizer. The darker the venue and the louder the music, the better.”

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Here are some speakers for you audiophiles out there. The GigaWorks t40 Desktop speakers.

“The catchy-named GigaWorks T40 are tall, handsome speakers featuring a three-driver design for great sounding audio. Like the GigaWorks T20 before them, the T40s use a Midrange-Tweeter-Midrange (MTM) driver configuration that improves the overall audio balance with deeper and richer bass effects, giving you music that sounds fuller, warmer in tone and closer to the original recording, whether you’re listening to music or a movie. The T40s boast high quality components, such as the dual woven glass fiber cone driver, the cloth dome tweeters, BasXPort technology, convenient control and entertainment extension.”

Cost is $149

via popgadget.net

Here is a MP3 Player designed for young children. The Sweetpea 3 is designed for your child ages 0-8years. It has a built in speaker, so no headphones are required. It’s made with a durable rubber exterior, and the controls are very simple to use for little hands. In the nursery

Features:

* Safe speaker design does not require headphones
* Parents control volume and programming
* Stores up to four hours of music
* Durable rubber overmolded design
* Small, easy to carry
* Over 40 hours on a single AA battery
* AC power adapter
* PC & Mac compatible
* Ages 0 – 8 – even a baby can use it!

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Oh no, another iPod speaker. But this one is shaped like a raindrop. It’s water resistant, so you can take it into the shower or bath, or keep pool-side, not worring about it taking a dip in the water. It runs on four AA batteries, and has four simple tiny buttons for up volume, down volume, stop, and playback. Simple but cool.

via popgadget.net

Pioneer is getting into the GPS and Auto Multimedia market with the AVIC-F500BT. The device operates as a GPS system with mapping functions that can be viewed in both overhead and moveable 3D with a 5.8 inch touch screen. The directions are text-to-speech, enabled by street. And the system also operates as a Media Center with an auxiliary audio input for personal audio and communication devices. It will also operate portable devices that need a USB connection and SD Memory cards. Voice control is also a feature. With it, you will be able to control your iPod and Bluetooth enabled cell phones. It will be available in Spring of 2008.

via coolest-gadgets.com

Logitech recently announced the launch of the AudioHub Notebook Speaker System. It is a “one piece” system that includes three integrated USB hubs to plug your devices into. And the nice part about it is that the design is compact enough to fit behind most laptops. The speakers themselves consists of three chambers with an integrated subwoofer. And you can mute the speakers via the button provided, without loosing power to the USB hubs. It measures 3.5 inches in height.

via technotalkies

Here is a great looking 8GB MP3 player from Transcend for only $114. With that much storage, you can store quite a few tunes. It comes in one color, white.

Features include:

* Integrated FM radio
* A-B repeat and variable playback speeds
* Supports MP3, WMA, WAV and WMA-DRM10 audio formats
* Dual-color OLED display that looks great under all conditions

via ubergizmo.com

Oh no. Another dock for your iPod. But this one is a lot different. The iFreePlay Headphones turns your iPod Shuffle into “wireless” headphones. The iPod Shuffle is inserted into the headphones (upside down completely eliminating those annoying cords that get tangled and snag when you’re on the go. The headphones have the wrap around design, which I find is more comfortable. As small as the iPod Shuffle is, I would’t think the added weight when it’s inserted into the headphones would be much of a factor. The headphones also fold for convienence. I have not reviewed this product, so I am not sure what the sound quality is like. Here are some specs:

* Sensitivity: 110 dB/mw
* Impedance: 32 ohms+ 15% @ 1KHz
* Distortion: >5% @ 1Khz
* Max power rating: 20mW
* Weight (without iPod shuffle): 1.6 oz./45.4 g

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