This is really a neat way to mount your iPod if you plugins are high enough.
http://dlo.com/products/view/WallDock_ipod_iphone
http://dlo.com/products/view/WallDock_ipod_iphone
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I've seen that, and posted a link a while back. I think it's a pretty good idea, for rooms that have outlets that high already, like a kitchen or bathroom.
I'm not about to start adding outlets at that level around my house though
I do like the dock though.
I'd like a low voltage version that I could drill a tiny hole in my wall and zip power down to the basement or attic without running AC everywhere...Joe (zimmer62)
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pics of how mine is mounted right now.. http://board.homeseer.com/showpost.p...&postcount=180Joe (zimmer62)
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This is pretty much same concept but a cleaner look. Hopefully this becomes more then a concept...
http://www.slashgear.com/wp-content/...ch-540x355.jpgComment
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