MP3 comes in all forms and sizes these days including a Lego Looking MP3 Player. The only thing we haven’t seen in MP3 form is probably a sex toy that plays your favorite music while you apply some self-love…O_o. Oh wait a minute….we HAVE seen MP3 in forms of a sex toy already: The OhMiBod personal massager for iPod LOL! Well, the iPod itself isn’t the toy, the extension goes with it.
Anyway, the Lego looking MP3 Player without further ado is a plastic product by Homade. It looks exactly like the lego bricks you used to play with as a little kid. It’s cute, I think. It would fit very well in a nursery because no child is growing into a chic and cool teen with a lego block slung on his/her body. A block is $46. Not sure if it includes headphones.

Oh and if you have an iPod, pick up their iPod dock too, Lego style, for $40 bucks.

SanDisk recently reinvented it’s video/audio players, Sansa View with a higher memory space and at an unbeatable price. The iPod Nano costs $199, comes with an 8 gig space and of course, the brand, Apple as well. But Sansa View does everything that the Nano does except it has twice the capacity with 16 gig and for the same price. You can also add more memory by buying an extra MicroSD/SDHC memory card, which you can easily jack up the space to 24gig.
Well, with this, i conclude that Nano will be ever popular just for its brand name while SanDisk will eventually get a warmer reception for its value.
Read the press release at Gizmodo.

The reason why I used Truth or False is because the New iPod Nano Picture is still unofficial. The guys at Gizmodo reported it first (than 3Yen anyway) saying that the fellas at Apple did not confirm of such gadget’s existence yet. So I guess we will have to wait for something official to come out. But looking at the iPod, i seriously think that this new version would be no different from the old iPod Nano except for an upgrade in the graphics.
The current iPod plays pictures too, you know. Unless this new one claim to play videos too.

Bowers&Wilkins must be a great fan of Led Zeppelin to invent a speaker system for the iPod named Zeppelin. Apart from the fact they have invented great quality speaker systems in the past, the Zeppelin is no exception.
Look at the design of this oblong speakers, i cannot help but feel a sense of attraction to it. It’s sexy. Bass for this speaker comes from a 5 inch subwoofer located at the center. The Zeppelin also includes a pebble like remote control for your comfort. You can definitely order this speakers from Apple store in a few months - like in Fall :)
No word on how much it is yet.

Walk a dock in your dog - the dog in the picture is just for demonstration only. U can strap on a real dog if you want.
I swear when I wrote that subject line. I mean, iPod docks are a dime a dozen, am I right? You can find them just about anywhere with AM/FM/etcetcetc, big or small, sleek or kawaii…Well, this iPod dock is real kawaii.
If you want to walk you dog and share you music with your neighborhood, you can now walk to dock as well. This dog jacket cum iPod dock cum speakers plus leash is the ultimate walk your dock with your dog. This dock in your dog jacket is the creation of two human beings, Wei-Lieh Lee and Kevin O’Callaghan, possibly a lover of dogs and a genius! Who doesn’t want a dock in your dog jacket now?? It’s cute and it plays music. Kudos, guys!
Check out CubeMe for more info.

“My precioussss….my pet…it belongs to us, yessss my precioussssss” *strokes her 18 carat gold plated iPod Shuffle. God…What on earth are these people thinking? They’re making humans into Gollum-like creatures, with long pale arms reaching for the gold plated shuffle, blinded by it’s shiny beauty! And word has it that a diamond studded one is in the making!
One look at this 18K gold plated iPod shuffle, the first question that pops into mind is of course “How much?”. There’s a faint glimmer of hope that it’s not that expensive for us normal laymen. Admit it, you know you did hope even though you know it’s a hopeless wish. Ha-Ha-Ha…
The gold plated iPod costs…well, in the real world, gold plated stuff aren’t really that expensive but some rich (and probably dumb) guy has offered to buy the 18K gold plated for $10,000. Way to hike up the price, Diamond Jim Brady, and for a gold plated piece of MP3 player that doesn’t hold more than 3 albums. Gah…
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Narita iPod Casing
A limited edition Narita iPod Casing is from WANT Les Essentiels De La Vi. This iPod casing is slick, schick and almost feels like something out of a international spy movie. The black casing is encasted with silver corners and buckles. This luxurious casing is made in Italy.
You absolutely need to see the showcase on their website HERE.
Source: PopGadget
I find this Wooden iPod case infinitely cool! It seduces me for some reason and I just want to buy all of it. I like things made out of wood. I like it even better if something is carven out of one piece of wood, like this iPod case:
I love the one with dark wood. Can you imagine if the wood is mahogany? Drools.
Source: TokyoMango
The iPod Shuffle was created so that sports enthusiasts and athletes can have their tunes while working out. Before, iPod Shuffle was only exclusive to those who do sports outside of water. Now, iPod Shuffle is for both water and dry sports. Then again, with all those sweat, no sports is very dry.
iPod Shuffle - The Waterproof Kind
This Waterproof iPod by SwimMan carries all the goodness in the mini iPod Shuffle PLUS a waterproof casing. It has the capacity to work for up to 10ft of water. That means you can’t really use it for scuba diving you can when you snorkel or swim laps though. Or you can even use it when you’re in your bathtub or shower - just clip it to your shower curtains or your hair if you have any. It even comes with a waterproof earplugs that won’t slip.
The underwater ear plugs
The beauty of the waterproof iPod is the fact that it doesn’t look waterproof heh. It’s unlike the conventional bulky waterproof stuff you see. It’s going for USD150 each. I don’t know if it comes in multi-colors though.
Source: Engadget;iPod