NEW YORK, Mach 7, 2006
iPod Accessories Proliferate
With Thousands Available, Brett Larson Showcases Some Of The Best
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Play CBS Video Video Accessorize Your iPod Apple's iPod has revolutionized the music player industry and has spawned a booming business in accessory sales for the mp3 player. WCBS' tech editor Brett Larson shows off some of the products.
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Video iPod Hi-Fi Larry Magid is in Cupertino, Ca., where Apple introduced the new iPod Hi-Fi. He says that while the new gadget sounds good and totes a reasonable price tag, it's not revolutionary.
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Video God Via iPod Debbye Turner takes a look at high-tech ways people are going to church. Instead of going to services, congregants can now download sermons on their iPods.
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What began as a simple digital music player five years ago has become something of a cultural obsession.
It's not just about the music anymore, either. There are thousands of accessories available to let you keep your iPod playing at every point in your day — and for almost every occasion.
Brett Larson, technology editor at CBS station WCBS-TV in New York, showcases some of the latest in Tuesday's "Trend Report" on The Early Show.
First off, the new Dodge Caliber is Chrysler's first iPod-friendly car. It retails for $14,000 and debuted around the country on Tuesday.
For information about iPod accessories, you could log onto jandr.com and ilounge.com.
ACCESSORIES FOR KIDS AND MOMS:
TOYS:
CASES:
They come in every shape and color, including a bunch of cases designed for women. There's even a line for sports fans and cartoon character fans. Cases range in price from $20 to $39.99.
iskin.com
xtrememac.com
dlo.com
There are also gym cases and straps for $25 to wear while working out.
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