XtremeMac Unveils New iPod nano Accessories

By Digital Trends Staff Published July 25, 2014

Adding to its already extensive line of accessories for the iPod nano, XtremeMac today announced they were bringing to market 13 more products. These new accessories will be available startingbetween now and the first week of November. The extended line up includes a variety of cases, chargers and car accessories. Highlightsinclude the AirPlay2 FM transmitter, the MicroBlast portable speakers, the Iconz themed cases, the MicroFlex Car flexible car mounting system, the crystal clear iceFrame case and the iBling sparklinginterchangeable covers with 750 colored stones. "Just six weeks after the launch of iPod shuffle, XtremeMac announced the most extensive line of accessories of any manufacturer,"said XtremeMac CEO Gary Bart. "Now, four weeks after the launch of the iPod nano, we’re doing it again by announcing 13 new products with 38 new SKUs. We are pleased to note that all of theseproducts will be rolling out over the next few weeks and most will be available in the Apple Retail Stores in time for the holiday shopping season."

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