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| The iPod itself will have its own special pocket that includes a built-in docking cradle. The BBC adds that the kids and money jeans will also sport retractable headphones. But never fear, parents, they're washable (after the iPod's removed). What is a little scary is the price: about $200. I can't resist quoting Levi Strauss's own kids and money description (from the iLounge, news site for iPod users): "The new Levi's RedWire DLX jeans have been developed to be practical and leading-edge in their aesthetic. A crisp kids and money white leather patch and joystick, bluffed back pockets with hidden stitching, and clean minimalist buttons and rivets allude to the iPod's famously pure design." But what the fashion-conscious will really be glad to hear, thanks to Geek.com, is: "Levi Strauss has designed the jeans to hide the iPod 'bump,' so as not to injure the aesthetic appeal of the jeans." Whew! Whither childhood? If you're one of many parents a bit puzzled about "KGOY" ("Kids Getting Older Younger" - kids wanting iPods at age 8 is part of it), you might find two New York Times commentaries interesting. |
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