Eyebud 800 iPod Virtual Reality Display Product Review by Lance Winslow
You have heard of the custom earphone system for iPod called the earbud right? Well, now there is an Eyebud accessory too. That is correct and it is called the Eyebud 800 by eMagin Corporation. The Eyebud is a virtual reality display system with a little video which will be used for podcasting... The screen is very small but delivers high resolution and can plug into any video-capable iPod or video player. ... The Virtual Reality Super iPod Display has now made its debut and the iPod will never be the same.

How Long will My iPod Video Play? by Dan Hagopian
Is it true the ipod video (fifth gen ipod) will hold a charge for up to 20 hours? Let's see! First of all the legal fine print on Apple's iPod page explicitly refers to the 60 Gb iPod Video only being able to play (hold a charge in the battery) up to 20 hours. ... In a iLounge test they found that the new iPod Video played music for 15 hours and 30 minutes, photo slideshows for 2 hours and 32 minutes, on-iPod video for 2 hours and 10 minutes, and iPod-to-TV video for 3 hours and 10 minutes. ... Again in In a iLounge test they found that the new iPod Video played music for 19 hours, 50...

Alpine Car Deck Allows iPod Connectivity by Giovanni Woods
You got your iPod, your current favorite gadget of all time. And you also made sure that you have got all these amazing iPod accessories and everything that could come with the iPod - those cool headphones, batteries, cases, iPod speakers… the whole lot. ... You see, this gadget has its very own dock port and you can simply connect your iPod here effortlessly. ... The new gadget for your iPod is called the Alpine iDA-X001 and it is the very first of its kind in the auto industry. ... With this new gadget from Alpine, the iPod is not the only portable media gadget that you can plug and play.

What's In An iPod - And Why Is It So Popular? by Mike Singh
Not only is the iPod popular because of its reception from the public, but also because it was Apple's first and successful attempt at branching out from its iMac products and a reputation of being strictly "computer". Unlike the iPod nano and the iPod shuffle which use flash memory, the iPod is... As of now there are four basic iPod models that you can find on major shopping websites: the iPod shuffle, iPod nano, iPod photo, and the brand new iPod video. ... Battery life is usually strong in the iPod with anywhere between 12-15 hour battery life (15 hours on the iPod Photo).

How to Live without Your iPod by John T Jones, Ph.D.
For the price of your monthly car payment you can buy an iPod®. It will store your music and video. If you go on vacation, it will store the shots from your camera–unless you have one of those ancient critters that uses film. The last feature strikes at this old man’s heart. ... Anyway, if I did have an iPod® I would just lose it. ... I could never figure out how to use it, remember to charge the battery, and keep it in my pocket except when I throw my shirt into the washing machine. ... Here is a list of things to do while scheming to get your folks to fork up the dough to buy you another...

iPod Models by Daniel Dwase
1st Generation iPod The 1st generation iPod is the first iPod model by Apple announced on October 23, 2001, the cost of the original iPod was $399 with a 5 GB hard drive. Critics panned the unit's price, but it proved an instant hit in the marketplace, quickly overtaking earlier hard drive... 5th Generation iPod The 5th generation iPod is often called the iPod video or the video iPod was released on October 12, 2005 and it's available in 30 GB and 60 GB capacity models. ... It can also display video on an external TV using the iPod AV or S-video cables with the iPod Universal Dock.

iRiver U10 - The Video Player by Mike Singh
In a new and emerging market of digital media players, a competitive race for the mainstream population is taking place. Everywhere a person looks in this rapidly changing world of entertainment, there seems to be world of digital media players on the move - one after another - with iriver's new... Next is the very unfriendly navigation system that does nothing to compete with the iPod clicking wheel feature. ... Most other MP3 manufacturers get along with one interface, but iriver uses three of them: to transfer audio, WMP or Windows Explorer needs to be used, with WMP needing to be used...

iPod Capabilities by Daniel Dwase
Software iPod Capabilities include playing: 1. MP3 audio file formats. 2. WAV audio file formats. 3.M4A / AAC LC audio file formats. 4. Protected AAC audio file formats. 5. AIFF audio file formats. 6. Audible audiobook audio file formats and 7. Apple Lossless audio file formats. ... iPod Photo (an addition to the functionality of the 4th generation iPod released in late 2004) introduced a color screen, while iPod shuffle (released January 2005) has no screen at all. ... (The 60 GB fifth-generation iPod holds 64 MiB of RAM, to further extend battery life.) iPod was originally...

The iTheater - Bringing the Future to the Present by Lewis Gunter
For years, man has been prognosticating the future in technology. Doc and Marty made it to 2015 to see flying cars and a fake-looking Jaws hologram. Star Trek fanatics live in a dream of phasers and transportation via 'beam-me-up' beams. The Jetsons had a robot to cook and clean. ... Flying So you've got the red-eye from New York to Dallas and you got a new Video iPod. ... Specifications The iTheater comes with built in stereo ear buds and plugs into any RCA source (adapters are available for iPod Video).

MP3 Players -- Many Capable Underdogs vs. the 800-lb. Gorilla by Zed Hayden
Anyone lover of gadgets and portable electronics knows what an Ipod is – and in fact, many people who have no interest in personal electronics know exactly what they are. With over 21 million units shipped, and over 75 per cent of the personal Digital Audio Player (DAP) market worldwide, it’s no... What most people don’t know is the variety of alternatives to the Ipod – devices which can play music, videos, and more, and which accept Secure Digital (SD) cards, Compact Flash, and Memory Sticks, and replaceable (or rechargeable) AAA batteries, often for a lower price than a comparable Ipod.