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Mu-Bot Headphones
Super cool idea. Sega's Mu-Bot is probably the best retractable headphone accessory I've seen so far. The little man clips onto your shirt or backpack, and has headphone arms that ... -
A Stylish Way To Eavesdrop
These normal looking table lamps are not so normal... They are actually fitted with GSM capability and a secret microphone. That means you can call into them and hear any ... -
in That Case...
If you're looking for a case that will protect your precious iPod, without hiding its good looks, the Griffin Reflect Case might be the thing for you. It might even ... -
Total Dork Speaker System
Nerd alert! Safe Sound Sports touts a new speaker system that wants to keep your jog-loving hiney aware of your surrounding ambient sounds. The SSPS-1 Speaker system clip onto your ... -
ChicBuds Lover's Edition Earphones
Most of you are familiar with Chicbuds. These gals have a collection of jazzed up earbuds with retractable wires so you keep your buds all neat an organized in your ... -
Rosebuds for your ears
Earphones are not just used to listen to music anymore, they've also become a fashion statement. First came the Swarovski covered earbuds, then the clip-on earphones, and now the rosebuds ... -
Personalize Your iPod Case
There are many cases for your iPod out there, but the upcoming iClear Custom case from Griffin Technology allows you put an image of your handsome man on the back. ... -
Headphones Underwater
AQUAPAC has created an interesting twist on one of our favorite accessories. With MP3 players being used more and more during the day, at work, in the car, etc. it ... -
iPod Shuffle now in Color
Surprise! Now you don't have to skin your iPod shuffle. Apple has annouced the release of a pink, gree, blue and orange iPod Shuffle in 1GB capacities. Just in time ... -
Will the real iPhone please stand up???
Despite the Apple iPhone being touted as a revolutionary approach to the cell phone, this little gem that won the International Forum Design Product Design Award for 2007, might disprove ...
