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December 14, 2006 7:28 AM PST

iPod-Chocolate love-hate saga, part deux

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Crave UK)

Awhile back we posted an item on a product that could have been the offspring of an iPod-Chocolate union, from a company that produces neither. But LG apparently had such romantic leanings already, for it has given birth to the lovingly named "UP3Flat," a screen-less Chocolate MP3 player that appears aimed at the iPod Shuffle market.

Our cousins at Crave UK describe it this way: "It's about the same size as a lighter and sports a sumptupuous 'piano-black' finish. Its silver volume buttons take the place of the red touch-sensitive navigation buttons on the Chocolate phone." We can't resist quoting the blokes directly because everything sounds (and reads) so much better with a English accent.

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