Finally!!! Since the day Apple launch its latest shuffle, I have been asking a very important question. What if I want to use my own headphones? I am a fan of Shure headphones, and for this reason, I opted to buy the old shuffle even after the new shuffle's release. Well now there is an alternative for audiophiles that still want to use the Shuffle.Belkin has released an adapter to allow you to plug in your own headphones and still use the voice control on the new Shuffle. Remember, voice control is the only way to control the new gem.
The adapter will set you back $19.99, which when combined with the $79 outlay for the new shuffle, means you are at $100 for the worlds smallest iPod. To me that's a bit pricey, but for a unit this size, there aren't many alternatives.
