Another interesting and unique idea from Elecom of Japan. This time they’ve come up with a sort of bike lock, but it’s for your iPod to keep prying hands away. Why someone would just leave their iPod somewhere is beyond me. But, maybe you have sensitive information stored on your iPod, or you make beats and don’t want anyone stealing them.
SubscribeAnother interesting and unique idea from Elecom of Japan. This time they’ve come up with a sort of bike lock, but it’s for your iPod to keep prying hands away. Why someone would just leave their iPod somewhere is beyond me. But, maybe you have sensitive information stored on your iPod, or you make beats and don’t want anyone stealing them.
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February 13th, 2007 at 10:48 am
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February 13th, 2007 at 12:50 pm
[…] This is sort of like a bike lock, but for your iPod. Maybe you have sensitive information stored on your iPod, or you make beats and don’t want anyone stealing them. More pics […]
February 13th, 2007 at 6:40 pm
[…] is a great idea, especially if you leave your iPod in your car. If some is looking through your car window for goodies to snatch, it appears that you just like mints. The iDisguise casings fit theand second generation iPod Nano. They can also be used with an iPod Shuffle. New models will be released shortly that will hold other iPod models. The two casings offered now are both priced atnot bad. Also check out Elecom’s iPod Combination Lock Technorati Tags:Security […]
February 21st, 2007 at 11:00 pm