This iPhone and iPod Docking Station Gets Back to Nature

Jul 26 2010, 3:30pm CDT | by Susan McGlaun

The iPhone/iPod docking station is available at Etsy for $238.00.

It is getting to be that time of year again. The dreaded back to school days are upon us. If you are like most students you have all kinds of electronics that will eventually need charging. Well for you iPhone users out there I have found a docking station that can help you re-connect with nature.

It is a far cry from the modern docking stations that you usually see, it is very earthy. It looks just like a log with speakers in it because it is a log of wood they have cleaned up and shaved down so it has a smooth finish to it. Simply plug your modern iPod Touch or iPhone directly into the dock and it will play your music all the while giving your phone a charge. The dock is handmade out of cedar so it really smells wonderful. It comes with 2 USB cables and a headphone jack cable. This is the perfect dock for the person who likes to get back to nature. Be sure to order yours today.

The iPhone/iPod docking station is available at Etsy for $238.00.

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