Retro Lego mp3 player

Have you always wished for an mp3 player that looks like something fun to play with but can do something unexpected? Well here it is! This high tech lego is about the same size as any other mp3 player but look like any 4 by 2 lego piece. It has the same functions as any ipod shuffle such as the play, pause, next song, previous song, and volume control buttons. You can pimp out your lego with any of the basic lego colors (red, blue, yellow, green, and white.) The only defect I see in the legopod is that there is no way to store the songs. You would have to get a microSD card of up to 2GB MAX. The built in Li-ion battery, fully charged can play your songs for about 6hours before it needing another charge. The price of the lego shuffle is only $46.

[gizmodo] VIA [coolest gadgets]

MP3 Player Looks And Acts Like A Cassette

The Cassette MP3 Player can be used as a stand alone MP3 player with headphones, or inserted into any cassette deck and played that way. It plays the music directly from the SD card you put in it so you can't reverse/skip/etc. when the tape is playing. Pointless, but neat.

[Geekologie]

iRiver Spinn - Pocket Sized PMP

This new PMP comes from iRiver and looks amazing. It's named the Spinn and has a 3.2″ AMOLED display capable of displaying a 480 x272 resolution which is a widescreen format. Video is displayed at 30 frames per second and it works as a photo viewer and MP3 player. iRiver also threw in an FM tuner, DMB for those areas which support it, and text viewer. That’s a nice set of features in this great looking PMP.

As far as connectivity, the Spinn supports Bluetooth and USB. Controlling the device is done with a toggle wheel mounted to the right. Memory sizes are from 4GB up to 16GB. Due out later this year the iRiver Spinn is bound to be a good seller.

[TFTS]

Titi MP3 Player: Stop Giggling

These cute clip-on MP3 players from Korea come in a seven candy-like colors and are sure to be a hit with teenage girls around the globe. In short, teenage girls will all be getting...Titis.

[Technabob]

iLava Speaker Docking Station

iLava Speaker Docking Station Color LED Light Show compatible with most iPod and MP3 players.

[Amazon]

Swiss Beat MP3 Player

If you like mixing your mp3 enjoyment with swiss army knives, this one is right up your alley. It comes with a built in MP3 player housed in an aluminium case with a high quality 3 line LCD display. You get the added benefit of scissors that come with it. $149.99.

[ThinkGeek] VIA [GadgetVenue]

MiShare: iPod On iPod Action

This could be a huge pain in the butt for Apple. The MiShare allows iPods to share information without a computer. For instance, your friend has pictures, playlists or mp3s on their iPod, that you would like to have on yours, but you don’t want to go through the trouble of getting out the laptop, charger cable, and iPod reverse transfer software. MiShare makes it easy with direct iPod on iPod action. Just attach both iPods and press the button to start the transfer.

[MiShare] VIA [SciFi Tech]

“I Look” Eyeball Speakers Freak Us Out

First off, all I can think when I look at these things is that they resemble Teletubbies. It's got to be part of their plot to take over the world. Tubbie custard didn't work, so now they're trying a new tactic. Users can enjoy tunes from their MP3 player with this interactive eyeball that lights up, flashes, and moves to the beat. All the while creeping you out. If you clap your hands it will look your way. $31.

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The Lars & Ivan Hybrid iPod Dock

I have no idea who Lars & Ivan are. It sounds like a swedish/Russian adventure movie based roughly on Bill and Ted's Excellent adventure. Whoever the hell they are, they know design. It provides a 40-watt amp to boost your speakers and generally looks damn cool.

[Technabob] VIA [Crave]

plusdeckEX: Convert Cassettes To MP3

Take that box of old cassettes you have stashed in the closet and turn them into MP3s with the plusdeckEX. It plugs into your PC via USB and the result is beautiful digital music. A 7.1 channel built-in sound card converts the analog signal from the cassette tape into a digital file format like MP3. It’s just that easy. It will also transfer your MP3s to an audio cassette so you can enjoy them old school if you like.

Other features are an LCD control panel, AM/FM radio tuner, and a remote control. You can expect to see it in 2008.

[Plusdeck] VIA [Freshpilot]