An Australian firm, 22Moo, announced this morning that work is being finished on a new product that provides iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle and Forth Generation iPod users with video playback.
"It's a three-part system which includes the glasses, a battery pack and a USB Host Media Player. It's the latter element of the solution which enables video playback of MPEG-1, MPEG-4, WMA, MP3 and JPEG files.
All a user needs to do is drag-&-drop any of the supported files to the iPod when mounted on your PC/Mac and they will be ready to use," the company claims.
The system is expected to cost $350 USD when it reaches the United States.
News source: 22Moo
"It's a three-part system which includes the glasses, a battery pack and a USB Host Media Player. It's the latter element of the solution which enables video playback of MPEG-1, MPEG-4, WMA, MP3 and JPEG files.
All a user needs to do is drag-&-drop any of the supported files to the iPod when mounted on your PC/Mac and they will be ready to use," the company claims.
The system is expected to cost $350 USD when it reaches the United States.
News source: 22Moo
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