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If you justifiably expect to be able to take your music with you wherever you go, why not go skinny-dipping with your favorite tunes as well? You might remember that I had done a feature on Oddball iPod Docks some time ago. I happened to include a product called the EGO, which happened to be a waterproof dock – and lo and behold, my gung-ho coordinator Rajesh went out and got me one to test for real. And test it I did. Prepare to get your feet wet. That’s right, I said in the pool. It is a bit heavy, weighing in at around 2.5 pounds, but toss it in while having a swim and it’ll float – even if you don't. The device has a compartment in the center for the iPod, with a 3.5mm pin to hook it up to the speakers. Simply close the front flap over the iPod, latch the clasp on the top, and you’re good to go. All the settings can be controlled using the rubber fitting located on the flap. The EGO case also has its own power source – it runs on 4 AA batteries. The volume and power keys are located between the left speakers, and a small blue LED indicates that the unit is powered on. The four corners of the unit have rubberized edges, so even you drop it on the floor by accident the impact should be cushioned. Frankly I did not want to risk testing it, but I did try it. The result? Not a scratch on the case. As for my iPod, I had taken the precaution of removing it before the experiment! Oh, and the stand at the back allows you to prop it up easily if on your tabletop if necessary. |
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