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Share your music with this 3.5mm jack earphone splitter. Simply plug the headphone splitter into the headphone jack of your ipod or MP3 player, plug in your two sets of headphones into the splitter ports and you're ready to go.

Plug-in any MP3 player or computer with supplied 1.5m audio lead and 1m USB. Add batteries and take your tunes anywhere! 5 W speaker with 200Hz-20KHz frequency.

Back in 1969, kids didnt crave mp3 players or boast to their friends about the number of functions on their mobile phone. Instead, they begged, borrowed and stole to get their hands on the no. 1 must have item of the late 60s and early 70s a pocket synthesiser called the Stylophone. An amazing 3 million people got their hands on one and loved nothing better than to play tunes on their shiny new instrument. New for 2009 is a version that has been developed in collaboration the original inventors son, which blends the original design (now a retro classic) with updated technology. This wonderful little instrument has all the charm of the 1969 version, but now has added features more fitting with todays technology, including an mp3 input and headphone socket. The most important remaining feature is that it is still a musical instrument that anyone can play and that everyone loves and for those old enough to remember has that great Stylophone organ sound. Features: Electronic keys Tap the keys with the stylus Soun

A 21st century invention, the Bobino was designed with those all too familiar, chaotic cord clusters in mind. Suitable to use with ipods, mp3 players and mobile phone ear buds. The Bobino transforms those knotted, confusing balls of cord into colour coded convenience. There are an assortment of Bobino colours and sizes to use for every situation. Designate a colour to each family member so you can grab your neatly wrapped, easily distinguished, ear buds hassle free from the kitchen drawer. Some of the key features of the Bobino are its flat profile, so cords will be wrapped up effectively without turning into huge balls of cable. And secondly, the two ends of Bobino are easily pushed open to allow the cord to be wound and unwound effortlessly. Simple and effective design, how did we live without them?