Soulra Solar Powered iPod Speaker Company: Eton Price: $180 to $200 online Superpipe Battery Powered iPod Speaker Company: Skullcandy Price: $70 to $100 online
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Soulra Solar Powered iPod Speaker Company: Eton Price: $180 to $200 online Superpipe Battery Powered iPod Speaker Company: Skullcandy Price: $70 to $100 online
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Apple claims that statistics show that most previous model iPod nano owners were not making use of the video recording capabilities. And though Apple wouldn’t openly admit it, the camera on the nano was nothing to brag about. Compare it to even an older Flip Mino and you’d probably never use the nano camera again.
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v-JAYS over-ear lightweight clear-bass folding headphones Company: JAYS (of Sweden) Price: $98 US (not available until approximately November, 2010)http://www.jays.se/products/headphones/v-jays.html Martin Taylor enjoys listening to
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AmpTune — Dual Dock Stereo Speakers + Charger for iPhone/iPod/iPod touch Company: Macally Price: $70 MSRP ($51.22 U.S. from Amazon.com—good value!) http://www.macally.com/ Audiophiles: stop
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If you need to record any audio, from any source, at any time from your Mac, Audio Hijack Pro is the program for you. To use a metaphor we are all familiar with, it is like an audio TiVo for your Mac. Read on to find out more about this well designed and useful product.

There are a lot of headphones available for the iPhone, iPods, and iPod Touch, but this one sounds great and has a few extra features to make it worth seriously considering.

I prefer iPod cases that are clear. I love the look of iPods in general and think it is a shame to cover them up with a case that hides the unit. Mophie’s Radura cases fit my iPod case criteria.
A large cast this tackles the question: is the iPod generation killing Hi-Fi? Does high fidelity have a place in todays world of small MP3 players and online music stores? Also, All Over the Mac chats with Anne Bowden, and Sam Levin hits us with a new Cool Mac Picks. If all that was not enough, we have a new contest! Listen for your chance to win a $120 Essential Jacket from SCOTTEVEST.
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Our MyMac.com rankings blend objective quality with subjective personal experience. Your audio signal mileage may vary a lot from mine. If you can try before you buy, or return/exchange if not completely thrilled, you’ll eventually be satisfied by one of these units.
With Mac OS 10.5 right around the corner, Tim, Nemo, Russ, Tommy, and Guy chat it up. Also, the new iPods are discussed. David Cohen also returns with a new Fenestration.
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Our design of cradling in the bowl of the ear while funneling sound into the ear canal, gives the user both improved sound and comfort, while our gentle Comply foam reduces ambient noise.
I need an iPod. Well, I don’t really “need” one. I still have my iPod mini–what I need is a NEW iPod. An iPod
Read MoreTom writes about iSync, Palm Desktop, iPod Notes, and problems with video codecs, iPhoto and a Nikon CoolPix, Narcoleptic MacBook, and much more.
Read MoreThe Middle-East is a huge market for cell phones and other electronic goods, and our own Mazen Al-Angary brings us word on what the reaction to the iPhone was in Saudi Arabia. A unique perspective you won’t find on other Mac websites.
Read MoreIt is that time of year again when many MyMac.com readers received new iPods for gifts. Last year I wrote Macspiration 18 and covered ways to troubleshoot your iPod. The iTunes/iPod world has changed a little in a year, so hear is Macspiration 68 updated for today’s iPods and iTunes.
Read MoreNew USB 2.0 iPod, Older USB 1.1 Mac, Broken Keychain, InsomniMac G5, and why Cory Doctorow and Robert Scoble got it wrong.
Read MoreMicrosoft is the only possible company that has the clout to compete in Apple’s MP3 playground. So how will MS kill the iPod? To date the list of rumored functions include wireless connectivity as well as a free migration path that allows users to obtain the music they’ve already purchased from Apple.
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If you are having problems with your iPod, this is the article for you.

Tim and Chad talk about defragmenting the iPod, FireFox 1.5 for Mac, Intel’s VIIV and the Mac mini, PowerBook Trackpad troubles, and the latest news from MacMinute.com.
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It’s the killer combination of iTunes and the iPod that makes Apple number one throughout most of the world. You want an FM radio with your music player? Go buy a Creative Zen or any of the competing products. Most people have voted with their wallets and Apple has the best overall solution.