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Belkin announced today a brand new Headphone Adapter for the third-generation iPod shuffle that will make using more advanced types of headphones with the player possible for the first time.
The Headphone Adapter is really simple and makes it so you can use any headphone or earbud pair that requires a 3.5mm headphone jack. You can even use VoiceOver through this add-on.
This new adapter will be available sometime this week in the U.S. and in August for Europe, Australia and Asia. Expected cost is about $20, making it definitely cheap enough to be worth the investment.
One Response to “Belkin announces Headphone Adapter for iPod shuffle”
technology4u August 4, 2009
The new iPod shuffle is one of the less expensive and more popular iPod models on the market. The big problem with the shuffle is that the device has no external controls so users have been stuck with the stock headphones that have the integrated controls. Belkin has announced a new adapter for the shuffle that allows the user to use any headphones with the player by adding a short cable with controls for the shuffle between the headphones and the player. The cable plugs into the shuffle and any 3.5mm connector headphones plug into it.
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