Incase comes back with their latest accessories for iPod nano 5G in the form of the Sports Armband Pro and Slim Sleeve. The Sport Armband Pro is made of lightweight and washable neoprene with reflective details and has a removable Velcro tab for headphone cord management. There are also an integrated clear cover for the nano’s face and access to the iPod nano’s headphone jack while in the case. Available in black, the Sports Armband Pro retails for $30 each.
The Slim Sleeve provides enough protection for your iPod nano. The sleeve features custom cutouts for device features and a clear plastic face shield. Available in pink and black, the Slim Sleeve is priced at $25 a pop. More
Quirky has launched the Kickster iPod Nano Case, which is designed to be used with the latest iPod Nano. The case provides a kickstand on the back allowing you to place your iPod Nano on your desk or any flat surface so that you can watch videos. The kickstand also doubles as a hand grip for your iPod Nano, making it easy to shoot videoes. You can pre-order the Kickster iPod Nano case for $14.35. [CrunchGear]
Here is a leaked picture of the upcoming iPod touch 3G And iPod nano 5G, which will probably be unveiled at today’s Apple event. As you can see in the picture above, it seems that the iPod Touch 3G will feature a camera module, while the upcoming iPod Nano 5G will come with a longer screen than the current model. Stay tuned for more updates. More
Enjoy crystal clear sound from your iPod Nano 2G any time and anywhere with this ultra-portable stereo speaker ‘MiniBlaster’ from JLab Audio. This affordable pocket-sized stereo speaker fits right in your short pocket, allowing you to easily carry it just about anywhere. It also comes with a 3.5mm auxiliary jack for connecting other external audio devices and runs on either an AC power or 4 AAA batteries. The MiniBlaster is up for sale at Amazon for just $9.95 (original price $49.95). [Product Page]
The South Korean government has forced the U.S. computer giant Apple to recall the first generation iPod nano over concerns that the battery can overheat, leading to fires. Over the past five years, there have been 46 instances where batteries overheated or exploded, according to government statistics. For your info, the first generation iPod nano’s battery is a lithium-ion version, which is the same kind in your cellphone right now. [KoreanHerald]
Creative today introduced the new pocket-sized Creative TravelSound for 4th generation of iPod nano. The gadget has a built-in external speaker, four slim microdrivers, a digital amplifier and an integrated FM radio. Its built-in Lithium Polymer (Li-Po) rechargeable battery provides enough juice for up to 15 hours of operation time. The Creative TravelSound also features an USB port that allows users to sync their iPod with iTunes and recharge both the player and the speaker at the same time. If you are interested, you can purchase the Creative TravelSound for around $100 when it is released sometime next month. [FarEastGizmos]
