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A sight for sore iPods


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Wednesday July 12, 2006 3:32 PM CDT - By: Dave White

Click to ZoomThese are eye drops of another sort. They are certainly a sight for those sores when looking at your scratched iPod.

The name of the product is iDrops, and it resembles car wax in functionality. According to the manufacturer, the product makes your iPod, mobile phone, PSP, or even your laptop of desktop computer regain its shine. The company says it works on watches, CD, and DVDs as well. Just about any plastic, polycarbonate, or acrylic finish can be "repaired."

Just plop a few drops right on the device's surface and wipe with a clean cloth. The result, the company assures us, will be a return to the just-out-of-the-box look.

A bottle of these drops can be had here for just US$14.95.



Via ubergizmo.com


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