iPod Touch is a good replacement for iPhone for all those people in countries where the ‘God’ phone is not released yet. Though the 2Megapixel camera is a bit crappy, browse your favourite site with a wi-fi spot and use some basic application like calculator, calendar, etc. Still enjoy the music in iPod quality. Except for one draw back, you can’t listen to the music using the external speakers like you do with mobile phones.

Korean manufacturer Neoneco addresses this problem with its Swing Speaker, a battery powered add-on for the iPods Nano and Classic along with the Touch. The battery life is a claimed 10 hours, but that battery also means that the speakers are active instead of the tinny passive speakers we normally find in this form factor.

These have just been released in Korea for $29 (Nano), $32 (Classic) and $36 (Touch).

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