Nano

What fun would an iPod be without the portability? You like to take it in the car, to the gym, your friends house, etc. In-car hardwired solutions sound fabulous, but they don't offer the ability to broadcast your iPod to any FM stereo.

Griffin Technology is the first company that comes to mind when I think of iPod accessories. My first Griffin product was the iTrip. I purchased it when I bought my first iPod in 2005. The iTrip fit on top of the iPod and looked very cool. After Apple introduced the iPod Nano, they had to design a new interface that would accommodate the Nano's ports and keep the slim look of the Nano without making it too bulky. Their solution is the iTrip Nano: A sleek FM transmitter that matches your iPod. READ MORE »

Looking for that perfect attention getter case to sport your Nano this holiday season? Look no further than Marware's Sportsuit Santa.
Its a plush case that looks like it should be hanging on the mantle in your house. It features a plush red exterior with a smooth and soft interior lining. It's the perfect conversation starter to wear to all of the holiday parties. READ MORE »

Are you interested in the Nike+iPod kit for your iPod Nano, but don't want to run with Nike+ shoes? Fortunately, Marware has developed an inexpensive and easy alternative called the Sportsuit Sensor +.

It's a small neoprene and rubber pouch that allows you to attach the Nike sensor to your favorite running shoes of any brand. This is a fantastic solution for people who don't want to buy the special Nike shoes, for whatever reason.

We tested the Sportsuit Relay for iPod Nano, a combo solution consisting of Marware's patented wrist/armband case and the Sportsuit Sensor + case. The lightweight armband is made of a neoprene and rubber and comes with a velcro attachable extension. The extension can be attached if you have a thick wrist or if you want to wrap it around your upper arm. The extension is long enough that it should accommodate most male and female body types. READ MORE »