iPod Recycling Speaker by Bird-Electron

This product from from Bird-Electron is the “one and only Recycling Speaker for iPod”. The dimension is exactly the same as the plastic package for iPod Nano (1st & 2nd Gen.) and iPod Shuffle (2nd & 3rd Gen.).
It doesn’t require any power source whatsoever, you simply place the speaker panel on top of the open box, and plug it into the iPod and play. You can also create your own speaker by using a water bottle or any other small container.
The Bird-Electron EZ17-B iPod Recycling Speaker ($40) is available from AudioCubes.com for $39.99.

(Via acquire)

8 comments for “iPod Recycling Speaker by Bird-Electron” »
23 January 2008 at 7:28 am
[...] Plug this tiny stereo speaker system into your iPod shuffle’s plastic box, and you get a mini boom box plus the satisfaction of using something that you’d normally have thrown away. This (slightly) eco-friendly system also fits inside a first- or second-gen iPod Nano box and costs just $40. [Geek Alerts] [...]
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15 February 2008 at 10:40 am
[...] that iPod Recycling Speaker by Bird-Electron from last month? Now there’s a way to make use of your iPhone box as well, by transforming it [...]
24 July 2008 at 7:07 pm
[...] Ce cadeau de Saint-Valentin pour votre Shuffle vous coûtera 40$ (27 €), mais il nécessite un minimum d’assemblage: la partie transparente est en effet l’emballage de votre Shuffle. Vous ferez un geste écologique en le recyclant de la sorte, et vous aurez en outre l’immense satisfaction d’avoir réussi un bricolage de haute volée.[Geek Alerts] [...]
20 August 2008 at 3:44 am
Good stuff.
I know that a site has a wide variety of such products
http://www.sourcingmap.com/ipod-speakers-c-983_1196.html
um.. actually i never use these, the point is choose a right headphone, the headphones are best appreciated alone. but these speakers are ideal for social settings where you want to share your tunes with a few others or when you’re milling around your hotel room getting ready for a night out on the town.
28 September 2008 at 8:38 pm
Interesting reading
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