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Jun 18 2007, 4:00pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The iLoad has been around for a while now facilitating the transfer of CD content onto your iPod without needing a PC. iLoad can transfer entire CDs or single tracks and now has been upgraded to work with DVDs as well.
To transfer the DVD to your iPod or iPhone all you have to do is insert the DVD and hit the go button, everything else happens automatically.
DVD transfer speed is claimed to be 2.5 times faster with the iLoad than it is using a PC. The device is compatible with all iPod's that are USB enabled dating back to 2002 and will work with the iPhone set to release this month. Pricing is $299.95. If you already own an iLoad, the DVD upgrade is free. Via iLoad
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