Saving (inter)face: Tiny Shuffle needs chunky case

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I’m told that aspirin is mostly powder, because the actual active ingredient is so miniscule that it needs to be surrounded by filler caked into the shape of a pill just so you can pick the darn thing up.

We’re seeing a similar sort of thing going on with the iPod Shuffle, which is so tiny and button-less (the controls being a tiny plastic blip on the headphone cable) that operating it while driving would be nigh impossible. So a company called Scosche has designed the , which chunks it out a bit and more importantly, adds large(r) control buttons, making it easier to operate while behind the wheel.

If you think about it, the Shuffle’s lack of a screen probably makes it a better choice for use while driving than a regular iPod, as you won’t be tempted to take your eyes off the road to scan a playlist.

via geeky gadgets

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