:: iPod mini accessories

The Ipod mini is a slick, stylish and cheap alternative to the regular iPod. The iPod mini can hold 4-6GB of music.  It is smaller than the usual iPod as well, and is encased in a durable aluminum shell that comes in several bold colors.  While not as robust as the iPod or iPod photo, the iPod mini still has most of the same features.  Most accessories that fit the iPod can be used on the iPod mini as well.

Some accessories made especially for the iPod mini include iPod mini socks, leather sleeves, neck lanyard and convenient iPod mini docking stations for your home or office.

Taking your iPod mini on a road trip?  The Griffin iTrip for iPod mini lets you take your music along with you and play it through your car's sound system using a special FM transmitter.  No cables, special cassette tape adapters or external speakers needed!  Other options for playing your iPod mini in your car are also available.

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