 that was announced earlier this week. Connect your iPod inside a pocket on the bag and you can use the Smart Fabric buttons on the strap to control your audio. That in and of itself isn’t too groundbreaking, but G-Tech added a speaker panel to the bag and a 3.5mm extension jack to connect to your iPod’s headphone output so your bag becomes an instant boom box. Actually, anything with a 3.5mm audio output will work, such as a laptop that can tap into your music collection without booting up. Not bad for $129. I’m just wondering how much weight it adds and if it comes in any other colors?
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Last week I bought a very similar messenger bag called the iPack at Target on clearance for $15, marked down from $70. Might be worth a look if people like the concept, because in looks and function it’s the same thing. Mine’s gray, but otherwise I’m having a tough time seeing the difference. I’m sure the G-Tech’s a great bag, but why pay an extra $115?
Here’s a link, there’s $20 offf on Target’s web site. they come in gray, pink and blue:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/sr=1-3/qid=1162130596/ref=sr_1_3/601-7840099-6180923?ie=UTF8&asin=B000EEW0N2