iPod Socks
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Protective knitted case for iPod devices iPod Socks in orange and green iPod Socks were a set of multi-colored cotton knit socks introduced by Apple Inc. in November 2004 for protection of iPods from damage during travel.[1] History[edit] The socks were jokingly presented by Apple CEO Steve Jobs as a “revolutionary new product” at a special music event held on October 26, 2004.[2][3] They were available in a package of six different colors, including green, purple, grey, blue, orange and pink, for US$29.[4] Apple stopped selling the product sometime in September 2012.[5] The set soon became a collector’s item, with aftermarket prices rising as high as US$90 by 2014.[6] Reception[edit] Jeremy Horwitz of iLounge gave a rating of…
