Sure nothing beats creating a masterful Steampunk-ish mp3 player for yourself, but people like me simply don’t have the skill to pull off something like that. Yet we’re all drooly for Steampunk. The work of Will Rockwell, this Archos Vision mp3 player has the love of Steampunk in its design, and $350 on its price tag. Those who find this worth the money ought to know that Rockwell intends to build a series of mp3 players based on this very design.
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Of course you love your mp3 player, but those soul-less gadgets can hardly match the cuddly superpowers of the cuddletunes bear. At 9.5-inches tall, the stuffed toy has a built-in mp3 player that you can control via the buttons provided on its paws. A well concealed USB cable allows you to add and remove songs from the mp3 player. Costs $60.
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The only reason to buy this mp3 player is… you guessed it, Elvis. It is designed in the shape of Elvis, has 1GB memory, and probably lacks any controls. How do you sell an mp3 player with those drop-dead features? Yeah, Elvis. Costs $40.
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Music in the shower with colored lights to rejuvenate you? Well, that would be Bossini‘s mp3 shower aka the Aquavolo Music-Chromotherapy. The shower head hooks on to your mp3 player, has two speakers to go along and its colored lights work for chromotherapy. We have no idea what good any of that is, but then again, we have no idea about a hell lot of things.
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It would appear that many people are not satisfied by the bass offered by their iPods or other mp3 players, even with external speakers. The Zo subwoofer claims to beat away the bass woes, with its small packaging that would rival the size of the mp3 player. A gauge in front of the device shows the intensity level the Zo is set at. The Zo comes with a rechargeable battery and connects to the headphone port of the music player, another output port on the subwoofer connects to the speakers. Costs $99.
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At times when Vader has nothing to do, he would probably like to listen to music from this “officially licensed” lightsaber mp3 player. Star Wars Lightsaber Kei MP3 Player is available in 2 forms, each about 3-inches long, with USB connectivity and the ability to play music by means of a microSD card. Costs $24.
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As its name suggests, the Mini Bomb Speaker is shaped like a bomb, and comes with a 3.5mm jack for connection to your portable music player. It has an output of 2 Watts, its own rechargeable battery, and four hours of music playback. Costs $21.50.
Geeky-Gadgets
FlatFlash is a mp3 player made to fit your wallet. Its small and the worlds thinnest music player with a lot of storage space, upto 8 GB. This music player boasts a combination of many features, which include – a three in one double sided USB connector which recharges, transfers music and works as a headphone jack, and thats not all, FlatFlash can be used as a regular flash drive too. Made from double laminated unbreakable plastic, FlatFlash is waterproof, heat resistant, freeze resistant and dust resistant, though we strongly recommend not to throw it in fire or to keep it in your freezer just to test it, but then again if you could find any useful purpose for a mp3 player in a freezer then go ahead and use the FlatFlash and please let us know, what you used it for.
CraziestGadgets
Sony just upped the ante on the music player market with the announcement of the new A Series Walkman. The slim and sexy gadget is just 7.2 mm thick, supports MPEG-4, AVC and WMV videos; MP3, WMA, ATRAC, PCM and AAC audio files, and is even PS3 compatible. It has a 2.8-inch OLED screen, weighs a mere 62 grams and will be available in 16, 32 and 64GB variants. If Sony puts the price right, this could be a real killer. Check it out in the video below, it’s in Japanese, but shows off the Walkman the way it should!
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For a lot of people, Hello Kitty is the symbol of cute, and then there are many who would see it as an invading mascot of crazy overdose of cuteness. I don’t belong to either category, but a Hello Kitty mp3 player sounds more like overkill than a cute music player. Anyways, fans of the cute Kitty get to spend $60 for 2GB of mp3/WMA music.
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