Apple taps into a few more niche markets with accessories for the current iPods.
- The Hogwarts-engraved 20GB iPod, which comes with nearly 100 hours of audiobooks – All six Harry Potter novels being read by Jim Dale
- The iPod Nano’s Lanyard Headphones: Forget having to wear both separately, buy them as one! The lanyard has headphones coming out of it!
- The iPod socks, the Kate Spade covers, etc etc etc…
With this, they can push just a few more people into buying the new Apple wonders.
Certainly, using the iPods as a gateway to convert people to the Mac OS is working well. Isn’t it, Andrew? 🙂
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Le Ottawa Citizen fait un résumé d’une étude sur ‘Hearing loss- mp3 can help..when listeners drown out external noises..they go over the threshold..the sensitive hairs wear down and don’t grow back..no more high frequency ..blabla..’ I prefer good old non-compressed music..
Also a friend M.C. is exhilerated by his Macmini + a aodio capture card + Digicamto create movie-like presentation with imovie3/ Os X: fun. easy, intuitive..instant family and school production.go Mac go!