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IOGEAR Clears Cable Clutter with Bluetooth iPod Headphones
Thursday, January 12th, 2006 at 2:00 PM - by John F. Braun
SAN FRANCISCO -- IOGEAR launched their new Bluetooth iPod Headphones Kit at this week's Macworld Expo. Designed for the iPod and iPod Mini, the headphones eliminate cords by incorporating the latest Bluetooth technology. iPod users insert the Bluetooth transmitter in their iPod, and can listen to music or other audio up to 66 feet from an iPod.
The headphones feature volume controls, as well as controls to move to the next or previous song in your iPod playlist. The product will retail for US$199, and ship in February. A version of the kit that works on newer iPods is currently available for US$179.
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