Everywhere you look – on the street, on television and online – another iPod or iPhone is being produced or sold. And as they become more integral to our lives, we are also flooded with news of latest iPod accessories, and if you haven’t yet selected an iPod speaker dock or boombox of sorts, you’re definitely spoiled for choice. There are literally hundreds of options available, but don’t simply go plunking down your hard earned money on any model as the manufacturer’s brand name certainly has a part to play.
Memorex might not be at the forefront when it comes to iPod accessories, but their miniMove portable boombox is worth considering as it attempts to combine both form and function in a single device. Blending fashion with electronics and inspired by the shape of a purse, the Memorex miniMove Boombox for iPod represents a new approach to electronics to fit a modern woman’s lifestyle.
Featuring a chic design silhouette, a headphone jack, and a built-in handle to make carrying and sharing music from your iPod or MP3 device fun and stylish, the miniMove is perfect for pumping out tunes in the park, at a party, or at the beach. The miniMove also offers a digital FM radio with station presets and a wireless remote, so you won’t have to change your position when you want to switch the radio station or song. It can also be used to connect non-docking iPod devices, CD players and MP3 players – through its line-in jack. An AC adapter cord powers the device and charges your iPod, while AA batteries are used when mobile.
If you’ve been searching for a cheap, portable iPod boombox with decent sound, features, and the all-important chic looks, then the Memorex miniMove is one to consider. Choose from the different colors available: black, silver, blue, pink, purple, and graphite. Click this link to get yours!
Size doesn’t matter and that goes for the Zeppelin Mini – the smaller version of the Zeppelin all-in-one sound speaker system for iPod/iPhone, but with an equally great sound quality. Like any of their speaker system, the Zeppelin Mini is intended to be a perfect sound system; a vision shared by company’s founder John Bowers.
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If you happen to remember the movie The Italian Job (2003), one of the ending scenes involves Lyle (the 1337 haxxor cheated out of Napster development) blowing the clothes off a fine female using a wall of powerful super speakers. The off the clothes part is theoretically impossible but the super speakers aren’t. Meet the perfect contrast to your iPod’s petite and portable design, the 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide Wall of Sound speakers.
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Portable speakers come in different array of shapes and sizes. Some comes in as weird as the bomb-shaped speakers that were featured here on Geekie some few posts back or as futuristic as those that were suited for iPods.
