DLO Flexible Dock Cable for iPod shuffle

Jun 6 2005, 10:39am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

DLO offers with the Flexible Dock Cable for the iPod shuffle yet another way to mount the shuffle somewhere (see list below for other ways).

The DLO Flexible Dock has a 7 inch adjustable cable to place the iPod shuffle above the usual cable mess.
The iPod shuffle dock sells for $19.99 on the DLO site.

Find Deals for the iPod shuffle.

Ways to mount iPod shuffle:
Apple iPod shuffle T-Shirts
Vaja Leather Case for Apple iPod shuffle
Cool iPod shuffle Sunglasses Hack

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