Aigo MP3 Sunglasses at CES 2005 Video Report

Jan 12 2005, 10:57am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Chinese Electronics Manufacturer presented MP3 Player Sunglasses at the CES 2005 similar to the Oakley Thump MP3 Sunglasses introduced a couple of month ago.

Aigo also offers a range of MP3 players including a MP3 Player wristwatch. This company presents itself quite good and stood out for me at the show amongst other chinese OEM manufacturers. More details on Aigo products on their site.

Watch the Video Report (sound quality is a bit bad on this one).

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