Might as well buy a few. They're bound to become collector items once Steve starts bombing their factories with his private jet.

If this isn't a joke, Apple is bound to sue LuxPro for copying its iPod Shuffle design. Why a company would so closely copy the Shuffle design and then name their device a "Shuffle" too is beyond comprehension. It can't be legit.

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It can't be legit.

Really, who believes that any company can design (I mean the interior, they didn't have much work with the appearance) and produce such a product in sufficient quantities to make a profit from a monster sale until Apples lawyers stop them?
(Which is probably already being done… ThinkSecret will have to wait

I believe this is just advertising for an non-existing product. It will bring Luxo the medias attention for some days and spread their name. Did anyone know eMachines name before they copied the original iMac??

And I don't believe a moment anyone can build a device the size of an iPod shuffle - with recording (where's the Audio-In, btw?) and an FM tuner (how do you choose the frequency btw?)... if this product really exists I'm ready to believe that CherryOS is as fast as my G5

I want one.

Steve Jobs the new champion of choice should embrace this competitor. Too bad iLemmings your iPod shuffle doesn't have FM and voice recording. Apple can't copywrite the word "shuffle" or patent a rectangular box for a music player. There's nothing the lawyers can do. Why are the Apple fanatics so frightened by competition?

What's sad about RC's comment is that I didn't even need to read his post to know what he said was idiotic.

It's kind of like a guy who has body oder and you smell them before they even walk in the room.

Check out LuxPro's site, particularly the "About' and "Q&A" sections for some good Engrish.

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There's nothing the lawyers can do.

doubt it works with that.

Has to be a joke. Too resemblance.

Sorry, RC, but you can patent the design of something. It is called a (surprise) Design Patent. Maybe you should do some research on the topic before putting your foot in your mouth yet again.

I don't see any iLemmings that are afraid of competition. What does annoy iLemmings is the blatent rip-off of Apple's innovative design. One could also ask why these companies feel the need to ride the wave of Apple's design, rather than letting their product stand on its own merits.

It's all about the WAR ON TERROR!

If you buy this knock off you're supporting terrorism. Osama and his band of merry men (RC), plan to undermine western culture with these WMA infected look-a-likes of the all powerful iPod. <insert evil laugh here>

the earphones have an integrated lanyard so less wires. it has an fm radio and voice recorder. looks just as nice. the question is if some knock off artist can do it, why can't apple do as good a job? I'm buying one.

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the earphones have an integrated lanyard so less wires. it has an fm radio and voice recorder. looks just as nice. the question is if some knock off artist can do it, why can't apple do as good a job? I'm buying one.

"Apple can't copywrite the word "shuffle" or
patent a rectangular box for a music player. There's nothing the lawyers can do. Why are the Apple
fanatics so frightened by competition?"

It's not a legitimate competitor, it's a bootleg, and Apple will do to them what they did to eMachines for bootlegging the original iMac. Now, if you want to talk about competition, there's plenty of it against the iPod. But as Apple's sales numbers demonstrate, there's no reason to be afraid of it.

While you're at it, I have 2 real nice pieces of real estate to offer you in the NY City area: one is a bridge linking Manhattan to Brooklyn, it goes by the name Brooklyn Bridge. Once you buy it, you can put toll booths at both ends, and in no time flat you'll recoup the $50,000 you paid me for it ! Or else you can sell it foe scrap metal and rake in a couple $M. The second is a nice piece of undevelopped land right in the center of Manhattan that goes by the name Central Park. It's a steal at $1,000,000: you can instantly parcel it out and resell a couple lots, and that alone will return about 20X your initial investment. Call me day or night at 555-1212, but hurry, as I have to be in Argentina by the day after tomorrow ! ('')

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Dear RC,

I believe that it is Copy Right rather than Copywrite....I suppose being a MS Windoze supporter implies that your spelling should be atrocious as well. I'm a non native English speaker but your spelling makes me cringe.

Can we talk?

A 40 gig IPOD can hold 10,000 songs.

It's $0.99 cents a song on ITUNES. If you buy a CD, I'm guessing most would be around $10 (even though I think it's higher) and we'll say 20 songs (although most have 16).

We'll therefore make it $0.50 cents a song average for argument's sake.

That would mean it would take $5,000 or so (US) to fill a $300 IPOD.

I assume you are all paying for music right?

For everyone crying to the heavens about Copy Right laws and people "ripping" Apple off, I'm curious how many of them have paid for all their MP3's. If you have a SINGLE *ILLEGAL* mp3 on your PC or IPOD, then really you're no different in my eyes than Luxpro, and you shouldn't be pointing fingers except towards the person you see in the mirror.

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That would mean it would take $5,000 or so (US) to fill a $300 IPOD.

Well I've gotta say straight up I'd buy this over Apple anyday! Its got better features and its NOT AMERICAN!!! Definitely a reason to buy it in my book

you're an idiot

Waaah.. you're a damn idiot. Pussy CrApple fanboy

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A 40 gig IPOD can hold 10,000 songs.

It's $0.99 cents a song on ITUNES. If you buy a CD, I'm guessing most would be around $10 (even though I think it's higher) and we'll say 20 songs (although most have 16).

We'll therefore make it $0.50 cents a song average for argument's sake.

That would mean it would take $5,000 or so (US) to fill a $300 IPOD.

I assume you are all paying for music right?

For everyone crying to the heavens about Copy Right laws and people "ripping" Apple off, I'm curious how many of them have paid for all their MP3's. If you have a SINGLE *ILLEGAL* mp3 on your PC or IPOD, then really you're no different in my eyes than Luxpro, and you shouldn't be pointing fingers except towards the person you see in the mirror.

Where can i buy a luxpro ez tangent- they look so cool, much better than the actual shuffle!

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