May 27, 2005 7:01 AM

Dancing IDog

The iDog is a dancing iPod accessory made by Sega that wags its head and ears in time to the music. Tunes are broadcast through its tinny little speaker. More here. Photo by Beth Freeman

The iDog is a dancing iPod accessory made by Sega that wags its head and ears in time to the music. Tunes are broadcast through its tinny little speaker.

More here.

Photo by Beth Freeman

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