Logic3 i-Station Traveller for iPhone and iPod Touch
The iStation Traveller for iPhone and iPod Touch is a tiny system for the iPhone and iPod Touch that allows you to listen to your music and watch videos. The i-Station Traveller is ideal for when you’re travelling on planes, trains and coaches giving you something to do whilst on those long dull journeys.
The i-Station Traveller is roughly 6.7″ x 3.5″ and 1.3″ when in its compact mode. Even with 4xAAA batteries (to amplify your music for the 32mm neodymium speakers), it only weighs around 300 grams. The i-Station Traveller connects to the iPod or iPhone using a headphone cable rather than using the iPod dock. You also control the volume using the iPod or iPhone, rather than having a separate volume control for the speakers themselves.
In the UK, you can get the i-Station Traveller from the iPod Touch Accessories store iWizz.co.uk. If the i-Station Traveller isn’t quite your thing, they do sell a range of different iPod Speakers.
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