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Atlantic intros iceBar Waterproof nano Speaker Case
By Charles Starrett
Contributing Editor
Published: Wednesday, July 18, 2007
News Categories: iPod Accessories
Atlantic has announced its iceBar Waterproof nano Speaker Case, sibling to the EGO Waterproof Sound Case for iPod. The iceBar is a completely waterproof, floating, two-speaker system for first- and second generation iPod nanos. Features include a flip-out leg, nylon wrist strap, a miniature “buoy,” shatterproof polycarbonate body, Click Wheel membrane for control of the nano when it’s secured in the case, and external mute and power buttons. The iceBar is powered by three AAA batteries, which provide enough power for 18 continuous hours of music. The iceBar Waterproof nano Speaker Case will sell for $70 when it becomes available this holiday season.
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Awesome! Let’s go to the beach! Though being water-proof and all, I wonder how the speakers sound.
Posted by Matthew on July 18, 2007 at 1:17 PM (PST)
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Noo! The horror! Now, when those heedless brats start blasting their questionable taste at you, giving their hardware a swimming lesson will no longer help shutting it up! Am I supposed to bring a sledgehammer? Argh…
Posted by Bad Beaver on July 19, 2007 at 3:15 AM (PST)