The annual guide to the world's best iPod accessories and iPods

Nov 3, 2006 08:04 GMT  ·  By

iLounge.com released a few days ago The 2007 iPod Buyers' Guide. The annual guide celebrates its third year of appearance with 180 pages of best possible holiday gifts and it's free for download in two formats: the print version and the wide version whose format is destined for screens wider than 20 inches.

The catalog includes over 20 exclusive accessory debuts, which include Etymotic's new wireless Ety8 earphones, iPodMods' incredible new iVue replacement casing for the iPod, Vaja's new iVod Silver, Griffin's new AmpliFi speakers, and many more never- seen- before iPod add-ons.

One might also be looking forward to the special section dedicated to the iPods themselves and packed with useful buying tips. It is a complete guide to all of the current and past iPod models, including eBay resale information and extensive tips for buying new and used iPods.

The Guide is not only a catalog of all the merchandise related tot the iPod. It provides a very nice extended pictorial section which allows one to check out how the iPod can be integrated into any room of a home. Very nice and artistic decorated rooms, which include the kitchen to bedrooms, home office and bathrooms, look really stylish with an iPod integration and the Guide offers a nice preview.

Also, the reviews section is really welcomed as it features numerous exclusive reviews, including wearable displays from MicroOptical (myvu) and Icuiti (iWear for iPod), karaoke accessories from Griffin and doPi, and much more. In addition, the History of the iPod & iTunes seems that would be a nice informative reading as it describes the five-year dynasty of Apple's digital lifestyle revolution.

A very well put together and complete iPod tribute with the occasion of its fifth anniversary.

The 2007 iPod Buyers Guide can be found Here

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