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DLO Flexible Dock for iPod shuffle announced
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters has introduced the DLO Flexible Dock for Apple’s iPod shuffle. The $19.99 accessory is a 7-inch adjustable USB dock that lets you connect your shuffle to any computer. The company said it’s a perfect solution for those with recessed or tightly spaced USB ports, and that the gooseneck cable displays the shuffle for easy access.
“The DLO Flexible Dock frees up adjacent connectors that would otherwise be blocked by the extra-wide iPod shuffle,” DLO says. “It plugs into any free USB port with a standard size plug, then bends out of the way and offers a super-handy connection port, providing easy in-and-out access for the shuffle. It also prominently displays the shuffle right next to a person’s computer or screen.”
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Huh… just like the one I made. Theirs is a little nicer, but if I had my own manufacturing plant I could make mine nicer too.
Posted by Kloan in Toronto, ON on June 6, 2005 at 5:06 PM (PDT)
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Very expensive. Lots of times these things (USB extension cords) are included with USB peripherals. Even stiff ones like this are sometimes included.
I think $5 is too much.
Posted by klwdallas in Dallas, TX on June 7, 2005 at 3:11 PM (PDT)