Take Your iPod on The Road

I am not driving a car, and if I were given the chance to pick an expensive sports car or a high tech bicycle, I would choose the bike. I already have one, but that's not high tech at all, and it's rather old too. Anyway, let's get to the cars now, because this is what you need so that you can use today's gadget...

So, here's the deal: you've got a car, you already had an iPod nano, and the car has a really cool sound system, but there's one problem... all that you have is a rather old car stereo casette player, and switching to a modern player that can dock an iPod is not something that you want to spend your money on. So... what can be done in this case?

Well, finding an adapter for your iPod shouldn't be that difficult, and if you're reading this, then you won't have to spend your time searching, because I found it for you. The name of this product is TuneDeck and comes from Belkin. This device is "an all-in-one audio solution for mounting, powering, and playing your iPod nano", according to its producer.

This simple device plugs into your casette deck to play high quality music from your iPod without cables, and its included mounting option rotates so that you can easily view the screen of your digital music player. According to MacMinute, "Belkin TuneDeck for iPod nano has been named one of the Best Car Accessories in PlaylistMag.com's second annual "Plays of the Year" Awards", just so that you know what we're dealing with here...

If you want to keep that old cassette player that sounds so good, for only 49.99$ you get the following advantages: no cables needed, inner-magnetic and shake-resistant design, compatible with most car tape players, ability to charge the iPod through an included power cord, a custom cradle to secure your iPod into position and the ability to position your screen as you wish using the unique swivel base.

Are you ready for a midnight drive with your iPod's music playing on the car's tape player? The answer is less than 50$ away!