Friday, February 03, 2006 8:51 AM PT Posted by Harry McCracken
Good story at NYTimes.com on the iPod accessory economy--which is now a $1 billion business. It provides some clarifying background on how so many companies are able to turn out so many add-ons so quickly when Apple gives them little or no warning about new iPods.
Mentioned in the article:
The TuneBuckle, which is either a work of crazed genius or a terrible idea, or maybe both. (It's a $50 belt whose buckle is an iPod Nano holder...)
it's cute. i would so wear that.
it would be so convienent, you don't have to worry about where it is, or breaking it.
i think that it's genius.
a black one would be better
if you click on the words 'The TuneBuckle' it directs you to a black one.
Where's the belt buckle for my Dell DJ?