Griffin TuneBox provides portable Shuffle audio

Griffin's new TuneBox is a portable speak system for the iPod shuffle that takes up less than four square inches. The device provides a dock for the Shuffle between the two speakers. TuneBox's micro drivers and amplified speakers generate "powerful, dynamic sound, with unexpected clarity and great highs and lows." TuneBox keeps the shuffle's clickwheel controls up front within easy reach. Though it's designed to visually complement the iPod shuffle, TuneBox delivers sound from any audio device that uses the standard 3.5mm stereo jack. The device costs $40.

Rivet ships Rivet GRAB for iPod shuffle

Rivet International today released its Rivet GRAB for Apple's iPod shuffle, which it says gives users a variety of ways to accessorize their Shuffle player. It offers Shuffle owners with a "colorful way to turn their players into a fashionable tool," according to the company. Rivet's Shuffle holder includes the company's popular GRAB, a durable and lightweight holder made from polycarbonate plastic. Specifically designed to complement the style, size and simplicity of the Shuffle, the GRAB for iPod shuffle also includes a lanyard. Consumers can also choose to wear the Shuffle with a removable clip that allows attachment to a belt, shirt, pocket or bag. The durable and discreet lanyard Micro Clip and the compact snap-on belt clip keep Shuffle control keys accessible at all times without adding bulk to the player. It is available for $20 (with a lifetime warranty).