500XL iPod Speakers
It’s such a tickling sight watching a large-eared person trying to keep his earphones from slipping out! About time someone manufactured earphones for them that stay put. Luckily the new iPod speakers have been launched and at 500 times the size of the original, they won’t let even a medieval Celtic giant down. The 500XL speakers feature a built-in amplifier and you can run them on batteries, USB, or DC power. Although I would advice normal-sized people to avoid sticking these in their ears, I dare say these would make excellent PC and MP3 speakers.
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