This is definitely a historic moment. For the first time in who knows how long, when we say “chocolate,” we actually mean chocolate. The edible kind. And in this case, the organic-milk kind.
Advanced MP3 Players is pulling out all the stops this Easter by tucking an Inovix IMP-11 player into a foil-wrapped handmade chocolate egg. And before you write off the player for its 128MB storage capacity and 8-hour battery life, consider this: it’s UMS-compliant, has a built-in microphone and USB plug, and is way better than what you normally find inside hollow Easter candy.
Nicely packaged in a gold box for around $40.
[Product Page via Tech Digest]
3 Comments
aoisdj on March 28, 2007 10:24 PM
heh, I haven’t gone easter egg hunting for a long time
David on April 3, 2007 10:45 PM
It’s really sad it dosent have more storage capasity, anyone who has a chocolate version phone and uses one of thoes 2gb micro flash drives knows that that little thing could easily hold more then 128 mb. ( I personally don’t know why all mp3 players arn’t all 10gb +It’s still a really cool gift Idea but likely to be set aside in the long run.
Anonymous on October 24, 2008 12:17 PM
What happens when you take a road trip with it, and the chocolate melts? Just a thought =]