djphat
Mar 17th, 2007, 06:15 PM
These are some accessories that we used for our gadgets in the house that we no longer use because we've lost the main units (ipod and sansa e270).
They are no longer useful to me so hopefully someone would find something they need from me then we could both gain. :cheesygri
Griffin iTalk and iTrip comes with its rich looking box and manual.. I have box and manual for naviPd as well.
Take all 3 iPod items for $40 (was $60)
Shipping would cost me about $10, plus I have to pack it, take it to the post office so if you're not living nearby to come pick it up, this is good deal for you. This is a final offer. First come first serve.
They all come with original box and manuals.
(The suggested retail price of naviPod without tax is $69.99)
naviPod
http://www.tentechnology.com/images/products_navipod_gen2_p2.jpg
With the TEN naviPod you can really cut loose from your Apple iPod. That's because this cool remote control actually lets you control your audio functions from across the room. So if you want to crank the tunes, hit the pause, skip ahead or go back, you can just kick back in the comfort of your chair.
The naviPod is for the iPod photo, Click Wheel iPod, iPod mini and iPod with Dock Connector. It includes an audio port whose volume can be controlled by the naviPod remote, and a chrome stand for use when the iPod is not docked. The naviPod features a 5-button infrared remote control and a receiver unit that plugs directly into the top of the iPod.
With the naviPod, the iPod can function as the centerpiece of a digital audio system. All you gotta do is plug in a pair of self-powered speakers, or connect to a stereo receiver/amplifier, and you're happening.
http://www.tentechnology.com/images/compatibility_navipod2.gif
"The suggested retail price for naviPod is US$49.95/CAN $69.95."
TEN | Technology website (http://www.tentechnology.com/products/products_navipod_gen2.php)
My price is $30
Griffin Technology iTrip - FM Transmitter for iPod
http://3t.shookit.com/wp-content/images/itrip.jpg
The iPod has helped revolutionize the way people store and listen to music, but it's not particularly car friendly. Unless your car stereo includes a cassette deck (increasingly rare) or an auxiliary input (more common among newer stereos) combined with the appropriate adapter, you simply haven't had the means to play your extensive iPod library through your car speakers. Several companies, however, have sought to fill this void by releasing a product called an FM transmitter, which broadcasts iPod tunes through FM airwaves. Griffin Technology is among the category leaders with its iTrip, a discreet little device that fits unobtrusively on top of any iPod model with a dock connector, including the iPod mini. The iTrip isn't confined to car stereos--it plays on almost any FM radio--but because most home stereos and boomboxes have auxiliary inputs, it's most popular as a car accessory.
I think I paid around $60+ for it...
My price is $20
Apple iPod Dock Connector to USB 2.0
http://images.bestbuy.com/BestBuy_US/images/products/6243/6243905_sa.jpg
The iPod Dock Connector to FireWire and USB 2.0 Cable offers up to 480Mbps data transfer for quickly loading an entire music library on iPod or iPod mini. Connect the FireWire cable up to the iPod or iPod mini power adapter to charge while syncing. Compatible with iPod models with Dock Connector.
It costs about $50 in Canada. This cable is perfect for users looking for flexibility of using FireWire. Don't go buy a generic cable at the radio shack for $25! Buy the Apple brand from me with FireWire for less!
SOLD
Griffin Technology 4020-TALK iTalk Voice Recorder for iPod
http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/59/39/fb3f4310fca0727e29368010.L.jpg
In its bid to make the iPod the handiest device on the planet (right up there with the Swiss Army knife), Griffin created the iTalk voice recorder, a combination microphone/speaker that attaches to your iPod's headphone and remote outputs. Griffin suggests using the iTalk for any number of tasks, from recording personal memos and interviews to archiving class lectures to listening to an audiobook on the speaker without wearing your headphones. And because the iPod offers such a large storage capacity, iTalk users can literally record thousands of hours of voice audio without running out of memory, making the device far more convenient than a portable cassette recorder.
I paid about $60 for it
My price $20
miniSync - Cable for SanDisk Sansa e200 Series
http://www.boxwave.com/images_bw/products/minisync/ms_cable_with_award.jpg
miniSync™ is the single cable that will simultaneously charge and synchronize your SanDisk Sansa e200 Series, all in an ultra-portable form factor!
Compatible with e250, e260, e270, and e280.
Paid about $30 including shipping
My Price $15
Feedback would be appreciated, it means a lot to me. If you do have a complaint, let me know first. If you are not satisfied with the product, return it within 3 days for full refund. I try to treat everyone like I would like to be treated. Pretty good idea, I think.
Thanks for your interest and have a pleasant day.
They are no longer useful to me so hopefully someone would find something they need from me then we could both gain. :cheesygri
Griffin iTalk and iTrip comes with its rich looking box and manual.. I have box and manual for naviPd as well.
Take all 3 iPod items for $40 (was $60)
Shipping would cost me about $10, plus I have to pack it, take it to the post office so if you're not living nearby to come pick it up, this is good deal for you. This is a final offer. First come first serve.
They all come with original box and manuals.
(The suggested retail price of naviPod without tax is $69.99)
naviPod
http://www.tentechnology.com/images/products_navipod_gen2_p2.jpg
With the TEN naviPod you can really cut loose from your Apple iPod. That's because this cool remote control actually lets you control your audio functions from across the room. So if you want to crank the tunes, hit the pause, skip ahead or go back, you can just kick back in the comfort of your chair.
The naviPod is for the iPod photo, Click Wheel iPod, iPod mini and iPod with Dock Connector. It includes an audio port whose volume can be controlled by the naviPod remote, and a chrome stand for use when the iPod is not docked. The naviPod features a 5-button infrared remote control and a receiver unit that plugs directly into the top of the iPod.
With the naviPod, the iPod can function as the centerpiece of a digital audio system. All you gotta do is plug in a pair of self-powered speakers, or connect to a stereo receiver/amplifier, and you're happening.
http://www.tentechnology.com/images/compatibility_navipod2.gif
"The suggested retail price for naviPod is US$49.95/CAN $69.95."
TEN | Technology website (http://www.tentechnology.com/products/products_navipod_gen2.php)
My price is $30
Griffin Technology iTrip - FM Transmitter for iPod
http://3t.shookit.com/wp-content/images/itrip.jpg
The iPod has helped revolutionize the way people store and listen to music, but it's not particularly car friendly. Unless your car stereo includes a cassette deck (increasingly rare) or an auxiliary input (more common among newer stereos) combined with the appropriate adapter, you simply haven't had the means to play your extensive iPod library through your car speakers. Several companies, however, have sought to fill this void by releasing a product called an FM transmitter, which broadcasts iPod tunes through FM airwaves. Griffin Technology is among the category leaders with its iTrip, a discreet little device that fits unobtrusively on top of any iPod model with a dock connector, including the iPod mini. The iTrip isn't confined to car stereos--it plays on almost any FM radio--but because most home stereos and boomboxes have auxiliary inputs, it's most popular as a car accessory.
I think I paid around $60+ for it...
My price is $20
Apple iPod Dock Connector to USB 2.0
http://images.bestbuy.com/BestBuy_US/images/products/6243/6243905_sa.jpg
The iPod Dock Connector to FireWire and USB 2.0 Cable offers up to 480Mbps data transfer for quickly loading an entire music library on iPod or iPod mini. Connect the FireWire cable up to the iPod or iPod mini power adapter to charge while syncing. Compatible with iPod models with Dock Connector.
It costs about $50 in Canada. This cable is perfect for users looking for flexibility of using FireWire. Don't go buy a generic cable at the radio shack for $25! Buy the Apple brand from me with FireWire for less!
SOLD
Griffin Technology 4020-TALK iTalk Voice Recorder for iPod
http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/59/39/fb3f4310fca0727e29368010.L.jpg
In its bid to make the iPod the handiest device on the planet (right up there with the Swiss Army knife), Griffin created the iTalk voice recorder, a combination microphone/speaker that attaches to your iPod's headphone and remote outputs. Griffin suggests using the iTalk for any number of tasks, from recording personal memos and interviews to archiving class lectures to listening to an audiobook on the speaker without wearing your headphones. And because the iPod offers such a large storage capacity, iTalk users can literally record thousands of hours of voice audio without running out of memory, making the device far more convenient than a portable cassette recorder.
I paid about $60 for it
My price $20
miniSync - Cable for SanDisk Sansa e200 Series
http://www.boxwave.com/images_bw/products/minisync/ms_cable_with_award.jpg
miniSync™ is the single cable that will simultaneously charge and synchronize your SanDisk Sansa e200 Series, all in an ultra-portable form factor!
Compatible with e250, e260, e270, and e280.
Paid about $30 including shipping
My Price $15
Feedback would be appreciated, it means a lot to me. If you do have a complaint, let me know first. If you are not satisfied with the product, return it within 3 days for full refund. I try to treat everyone like I would like to be treated. Pretty good idea, I think.
Thanks for your interest and have a pleasant day.