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FIB2.0: v-moda NV Audio, Targus SoundUp, Locks, many cases debut
A number of exciting new headphone accessories and cases have debuted in The Free iPod Book 2.0, from v-moda, Targus, Power Support, Sumo Cases, Griffin, and Pods Plus.
v-moda’s NV Audio (pronounced Envy, $310) is the first gold-bodied, premium headphone designed for the iPod, with real gold used on both of the earbuds, the Y-spitter, and the headphone port plug. A special edition, matching golden iPod nano called NV Nano is also planned.
Targus’ SoundUp ($30) is an audio enhancer for all iPod models, designed to unlock detail hidden in digitally compressed music files. The company’s Mobile ($40) and Eyelet ($20) Security Locks are additions to its previously announced series of Desktop Security Locks ($30), all attaching a combination lock to your iPod’s Dock Connector and offering varying degress of security - Desktop attaches to a table, Mobile to your bag, and Eyelet to either of the other locks. Targus also unveiled the Mobile Essentials Kit ($60), a nylon travel case bundled with a ton of travel accessories, including a battery charger, auto charger, wall charger, and more.
Power Support has debuted three new products - the incredible Mirror Cases ($30-40), which turn your iPod into a see-through mirror; the lightweight Water-Resistant Case for iPod nano ($36), and the surprisingly cool Liquid Titanium Screen Protector, the first iPod protector we’ve seen that uses a clear protective liquid rather than film to scratch-proof your iPod’s screen and face.
Sumo Cases has announced the Major League Baseball Cases for iPod 5G ($40), a striped and baseball-stitched version of its Vertical PlayThru cases for iPod. Griffin showed off Trio nano, a three-piece leather case design offering six colors and your preferred degree of nano coverage. And Pods Plus showed off Aluminum V2, a metal case with a protective silicone cover for your iPod’s Click Wheel, providing especially comprehensive iPod protection.
For bigger photos and additional details, download The Free iPod Book 2.0, and turn to pages 10-21.
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WOW! the V-Moda SUPER tacky!
Posted by Real Reply on June 2, 2006 at 12:18 PM (PDT)
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It would be nice to have links for these products.
Also: “Targus’ SoundUp ($30) is an audio enhancer for all iPod models, designed to unlock detail hidden in digitally compressed music files.”
Nope. It’s only for iPods with the remote connector jack. It won’t work on the Nano or the 5G, nor, of course, on the iPod Shuffle.
The other items don’t seem to be on Targus’ website. When will these companies learn not to “announce” products in press releases before they have built a web page? It would earn an “F” in Marketing 101. By the time they get around to putting up the web page, a lot of people will have forgotten about the product.
Posted by gslusher on June 4, 2006 at 12:11 AM (PDT)
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gslusher: Sorry, the SoundUp is designed for all iPod models - you’re thinking of the older, 3G/4G/mini-only version, which looks completely different from the photo above. This is all explained in the Book.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on June 4, 2006 at 7:36 AM (PDT)