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Geek Gear: Wrap Your Headphones Around Tetran
I adore hearing about gadgets and gizmos you readers found out there in the real world, so I was pleased as punch when Cherryluv e-mailed me to share her love for Tetran. Tetran is a small, colorful cable winder for your iPod or MP3 player's earbud headphones that reminds me of a bathtub toy combined with PacMan character. You can wind your cable around Tetran's body and use its mouth as a holder for your earbuds.
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Super-Simple (and Cheap!) Earbud-Cord Storage
Sometimes even the most high-tech gadgets can be improved with the simplest of projects. Case in point: these earbud clips ($10 for a package of four) by PKOH. The colorful plastic clips slide secure your earbuds after wrapping them around your iPod.
Headphone Print Boxers: Love or Leave?
As weird as geeky underwear may be, at least it's kept under wraps, so only those who see you in your skivvies will judge. What then, would you think of the wearer of these Headphone Boxers in the locker room or the bedroom?
Sure, he's passionate about being an audiophile, but the placement of those headphones bothers me.
The Beat Goes On with Dr. Dre's New Headphones
If you've always wanted to rock out like one of the most respected rappers in the music industry, then feast your eyes on these beauties — the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones. Set to make their debut this Friday, and retailing for $350 (I know, totally pricey, but hear me out before you get turned off), the Beats headphones are like what a Bentley is to cars — luxurious, high quality, and worth every penny.
Ableplanet Noise Canceling Headphones: Drown 'Em All Out
Saying I work in a noisy office is an understatement. In fact, it can get downright loud. When I'm trying to get my "geek on" and focus on my work, I often pop on my iPod and try to tune out the hustle and bustle around me.
Fun and Functional Techie Finds For Kids
As much as I go ga ga for techie products targeted for adults, there are certainly some accessories for kids that make me drool just as much. It's a given that kids today are going to be exposed to all sorts of technology, so it's only fitting that they be included in all the gadget frenzy fun. Here are some of my favorite child friendly tech toys.
Swarovski Crystal Retractable Earphones: Love It or Leave It?
Too impatient to use the Lifehacker Devil Horn Wrap to keep your cords untangled? Too glam for Budcozys? These Swarovski Crystal Retractable Earphones may be your best bet.
Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Ear Muff Headphones
Living in San Francisco, I tend to look at people funny when I see them wearing ear muffs because the weather never seems harsh enough to go to that extreme, but recently it's been so chilly that I've actually begun to consider it.
I found these fluffy ear muff headphones that combine three layers of all-weather protection with a high-quality pair of mini-speakers, which means you can connect your iPod or any other portable device without exposing your ears to the cold. Layers of lightweight polyester fleece, Thermolite, and Polartec insulate the nylon-wrapped ear warmers (which can be stretched and adjusted to fit most heads), keeping your ears and neck warm even in sub-freezing temperatures.
The DLO Jam Jacket For Your iPod
Yes, I'm afraid it's true, I am one of those iPod cord abusers who wraps her earphone cord entirely around her iPod when it's not in use. Okay, maybe I should seriously consider getting myself a pair of Sony's cute retractable headphones but for now i'll stick with my Apple buds. Detangling cords is not my idea of fun, but up until now I thought that this was my only cord storage option for my earphones!
Sombrero Cord Management: Love It or Leave It?
I can't seem to get enough of these simplistic cable cord spools. I got so excited about the headphone cable wraps which were basically a colored clip and now I'm equally excited about this cord manager. Designed by Andrea Ruggiero and featured on Apartment Therapy, the Sombrero Cord Management accessory (named Sombrero because of its straw hat shape), keeps cords stowed away in an organized fashion.
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