Filed under: Accessories, iPod Family
iPod Gloves
Just yesterday morning I was lamenting the fact that I couldn't control the dial on my iPod through my nice cashmere-lined, leather gloves which keep my mitts warm during the winter commute. Today, I log in to the Internets, and the Internets provides a solution: iPod gloves. They're ugly and much more sporty than I'd like. Not at all the stylish leather and cashmere combination to which a man like myself is accustomed, but they'd do in a pinch.$35 isn't too expensive, but I wonder how these things would feel on my hands. Something about "Tavo's new gloves allows charge to pass through the gloves from fingers to iPod's clickwheel" doesn't sound very comfortable.
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Eddie Sowden said 12:16PM on 1-04-2006
If the scroll wheel is anything like the trackpad on my iBook it works with heat. So the finger part just has to be thin enough for the heat of your finger to get through. So while it may keep you iPod working it may cool you down.
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DF said 12:55PM on 1-04-2006
It's actually electrical capacitance, not heat:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=15285
We reviewed the t? gloves over at Playlist, and they actually work well. However, they're very thin; they're designed for cool weather use or as glove liners, not as replacements for cold-weather gloves.
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H2ORANGE said 7:01PM on 1-04-2006
Hate to venture off topic... but these lookm like a splendid purchase for a photographer.... I've been looking for something like this...
...and back on topic... This is a perfect example of how the iPod has changed so much... We've now bloody gloves specially made for iPods..... wow.
Thanks TUAW!
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fortycalibernap said 7:24AM on 1-05-2006
they're on sale now at Tekserve here in Manhattan for under $20.
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