Wednesday, February 23, 2005
iPod Shuffle or Pack of Gum?
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As if the iPod Shuffle isn't tasty looking enough...
With its sleek design and simplistic appeal, the iPod Shuffle and it's price are sitting nice with consumers. One thing though that is boring about the Shuffle is it's lack of color choices like the iPod Mini provides.
If you want individualized style instantly applied for truly unique appearance, check out the DecalGirl fixtures. These non-gooey adhesives come in an array of colors and patterns, and quickly allow you to jazz up the drab white of the Flash based iPod Shuffle.
These 'dress-up kits' are washable and extremely cheap to purchase. A single kit to spruce up your iPod is only $2.99.
With its sleek design and simplistic appeal, the iPod Shuffle and it's price are sitting nice with consumers. One thing though that is boring about the Shuffle is it's lack of color choices like the iPod Mini provides.If you want individualized style instantly applied for truly unique appearance, check out the DecalGirl fixtures. These non-gooey adhesives come in an array of colors and patterns, and quickly allow you to jazz up the drab white of the Flash based iPod Shuffle.
These 'dress-up kits' are washable and extremely cheap to purchase. A single kit to spruce up your iPod is only $2.99.
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