NRM: "Take a look at the image of the $30,000 iNuke Boom iPod dock from Behringer above, and we mean really look. You maybe able to make out the iPod Touch that's mounted right there on top of this beast of an audio system.
So the dimensions are rather impressive (enough to give anyone a penis-envy-esque state about their current iPod dock): 8-foot wide by 4-foot tall, weighing in at over 700 pounds and churning out an insurmountable 10,000 watts of sound for something that's going to be available to consumers."
in 2005, Cupertino adopted a "special assignment" to help the US Department of Energy in developing a top-secret iPod which had a special but hidden function.
Released in late 2001, about eight months after the arrival of iTunes, the original Apple iPod music player featured a mini version of the game Breakout.
Miss the days of the iPod? Want to turn your iPhone into one? That's possible with the Rewound music player app.
