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iPods for music lovers

December 18th, 2008 by Dave

digital-device.jpgTalking about the latest technologically advanced generation of gadgets, the introduction of iPod has completely brought a revolution in the realm of music. iPod not only gives you a wonderful experience of listening to music, but it offers a completely new and unique set of multimedia features.

In literal terms, iPod is an electronic portable device, allowing the users to save and then listen to their favorite music, anywhere and anytime. The best part about this small device is that it has the ability to store a huge amount of audio and video files to be used whenever required. Designed and marketed by Apple, this electronic device was initiated in 2001. Since that time, a large number of units have been purchased by people of all ages and this sales figure is expected to increase in the times to come.

IPods have proved to be the excellent revolution for not just the music lovers, but even for those who like listening to music in their free time. The introduction of iPods is surely the most admired and demanded technological advancement. This revolution has also served as the best treat for music fans. The device contributes a lot in saving, exchanging and downloading music easily with the help of the Internet and a PC along with the devices that contain Bluetooth option.

The music or tracks stored in the iPod can easily be saved under different heads, file names and can also be deleted and transferred from other folders. The different features vary from iPod model to model but the main function remains same i.e. of providing the best quality music to the users. As the sound quality offered by this small yet powerful device is really high, it contributes in making the users forget about the world around them thereby indulging them completely in the tunes of music.

The iPods work on the chargeable batteries so that the users can charge them when the power gets exhausted. Thankfully, the charging of battery does not take much time so that the users can enjoy the scintillating effect of music in a short time. Also, just like various other contemporary digital music systems, these iPods have an ability to function as the external data storing device.

In order to make one’s iPod trendier, the different and attractive accessories can be easily matched. Speakers, carrying cases, headphones and flashy stick-ons are some of the major accessories that can be used with one’s iPods in order to make them all the more appealing and stylish.

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A must have gadget – the Freeloader

December 12th, 2008 by Dave

iPod dockIf you like gadgets, you are going to love this – I have found a truly great gadget that you simply have to have.

How annoying is it when your iPod runs out of steam, you mobile beeps and shuts down as the charge runs out, or your PDA is down on power? Don’t tell me – it’s extremely annoying indeed.

Well believe it or not, I’ve found the ultimate gadget that does away with all of those possibilities, and not only does it do a great job, it looks brilliant, too.

It’s called the Freeloader, and it’s a portable charger that is powered by the sun.

Small and light

The Freeloader is a small unit measuring just 12×6x2cm, and is made from a lightweight aluminium casing that comes in pink – for the girls – and silver for the lads.

And it gets better, for all you do is clip the pod apart and attach the tow solar panel ‘wings’ and the Freeloader takes the suns rays and changes them into power, stored for future use. When in use, it looks rather good, a bit like a miniature satellite, and very high tech too.

40 hours of mobile power

The Freeloader, with a full charge on board, can power a mobile for over 40 hours, a PDA for just over 20, and an iPod for 18 hours of non stop music. You can also charge it via your PC – great for those cloudy winter days – using the USB cable.

Eight hours in the sun, or three connected to your PC, gives a full charge and the Freeloader is ready to go.

Once charged, the unit can hold it for up to three months, and when connected to a Freeloader battery charger can be used to power up those AA and AAA batteries for your other toys!
The Freeloader comes complete with arrange of adaptors – both 2mm and 3.5mm for Nokia phones, the Samsung range, a variety of Sony Ericsson phones, the Nintendo DS Lite and the iPod – and also with jacks for the PSP and Tom Tom, and a wide variety of digital cameras and MP3 players.
Never again will you be stranded without a phone or stuck without a computer, no more will you have to buy new batteries when you leave the charger at home – simply pull out the Freeloader, clip on the panels and set it down in the sun. Soon you’ll have all the power you need!

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