That’s awesome! Pringles iPod Docking Station. It consists of a set of speakers and an iPod charging cable, the whole project cost 5 bucks only. To make one, you will need the Pringles can of course, a set of speakers, hot glue, ipod cable, and an exacto knife.
Oh yeah, by the way, do you know that Dr. Fredric J. Baur (14 June 1918 – 4 May 2008) who designed the Pringles potato asked his family to bury him in one. Part of his body was buried in a Pringles can and the rest was put in a regular urn, his grave located at Arlington Memorial Gardens in Springfield Township.
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Altec Lansing inMotion MAX is a docking station for iPods and iPhones. It is equipped with custom-engineered 2 inch full-range drivers, 16 Watts of power, an integrated FM tuner with four presets, and a wireless remote control included. It is powered by a Li-ion battery which provides up to 5 hours of listening. The Altec Lansing inMotion MAX is going for $199.95.
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Teac is going to release a new iPod docking station, Teac TD-X300i, in January 2009. It is going cost €235. The dock will supports CD-R/RW, MP3 audio files, AM/FM radio and comes with a maximum output power of 5Wx2 + 15W (Subwoofer). The dock is equipped with NXT technology or the flat panel speaker and it is compatible with all iPod from the 4th gen.
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The CA-IP500 car stereo from Fusion will fit only with iPod. It features an internal docking station for iPod which you can securely dock your iPod into the unit. Just open up the unit’s faceplate and you will see an empty space for the gadget. Driver is able to control the function using its fully integrated iPod user interface. The stereo also includes a dot matrix OLED display, SRS Wos sound shaping, AM/FM tuner, 7-band equalizer, security code and aux-in port. The Fusion CA-IP500 car stereo is available at $349.
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Some one has converted his iPod to a ciggy case. That’s a good one for those kids that haven’t got their smoking license from their parents.
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A Japanese Apple fan custom made decals of Apple logo and iPods and stick them on the growing apples, when covered area isn’t exposed to sunlight, once picked, peeled off the decal and the design is revealed. More pictures after the break. Read more…
Designer Dmitry Zagga has come out with the CupSpeakers. It is made of four single-serving paper cups, two tooth picks (for holding cups together) and an iPod with classic earbuds. It does increases in volume. More pictures after the break. Read more…
Vers 1.5R iPod Sound System is a hand-crafted real wood iPod docking station with 15 watt full range speaker, an AM/FM tuner, an energy efficient class D amplifier, and a dual alarm clock. It’s available in Cherry, Natural Walnut, Dark Walnut, Bamboo, Black Gloss and White Gloss finishes and priced at $200-$220.
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Maxell has released the MXSP-1100, a docking station for iPod and iPhone. It is fully compatible with all iPods and comes with an output of 2×4.2W, a frequency response of 80Hz to 20kHz, and it measures 425 x 75 x 61 mm and weighs 630 grams. No word on pricing and availability. Read more…
Yeah, bring your iPhone back to 1989, it is an iPhone or iPod Touch theme, they call it the iGameboy. You can get it download for free. More pictures after the break. Read more…
