Ozaki iMini dancing Pet Music Speaker for Apple iPod

Jun 30 2008, 3:46am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Ozaki offers cute new plush pets that can move to the music on a connected iPod.

Features of the Ozaki iMini Pet Music Speakers include mic-in and line-in, speakers, FM radio and alarm clock with LCD display.

The pets move their arms and body in tune to the music, which is for sure adorable to look at.The furry iPod speakers are available as Lion, Panda, Frog, Bear and Dog. There is no pricing information as Taiwanese Ozaki Worldwide Ltd. is actually trying to sell these to wholesalers.
Via the Ozaki site.

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