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November 28, 2007 5:23 AM PST

Waterproof MP3 radio shuns corners

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: Amazon)

Something of a novelty only a year ago, devices that waterproof the iPod are almost too many to count today. But we're willing to give credit to the "iConcepts Shower Radio" for originality of design if nothing else.

The oval-shaped dock will work with other MP3 players as well, according to 7Gadgets, as long as they fit in the space behind the mirror. But in case you have any thoughts of using it as a Christmas tree ornament, be aware that it weighs 3 pounds. If you paint it green, though, it might pass for toy grenade.

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Cool idea and all...
by HooHaa November 28, 2007 6:49 AM PST
But I'm not about to trust that this thing (or any waterproof iPod case) will keep
my $350 iPod Classic dry...
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