iPod Accessories Guide

The process of iPod to car integration has traditionally taken atleast 2 steps. This is due to software restrictions of Apple. Getting the music to play is one issue but to attend to phone calls in the middle of a drive is a completely different problem. It is simple to plug in the Dock Connection Accessory to the car stereo. FOr phone calls using the iPhones Bluetooth or headphone port is required.

The Tunebase Direct costing $70 changes much of this problem. Not only does this accessory work with the iPhone, it also works with current generation iPod Nano and Touch models. This accessory is made, so that you can hear both your music and your phone through the car speakers, the Tunebase Direct mic picks up your voice.
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The cost of the Belkin Tunestage was something that almost prevented me from buying it. $148.33 is by no means trivial. This, by the way, is the fifth Bluetooth accessory released for the iPod.

The transmitter is silver and white and the reciever matches the Mac mini while the transmitter matches the iPod mini. With the help of the tunestage, your iPod turns into a remote control that works with every stereo speaker system and broadcasts audio to a range of upto 33 feet.
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The iPod is indeed a great device that will be able to give you lots of fun. Whether it is listening to your favorite music, or watching your favorite movies, the iPod will be able to give it to you. Now, what if you could do more with your iPod?

Other than just a personal multimedia player, the iPod also has some accessories that you will want to purchase to make it even more powerful. One iPod accessory manufacturer is Belkin. (more…)