A US company called PDASmart has launched a new battery for the iPod 5G 30GB player that promises to significantly extend your viewing and listening pleasure.

The company claims that initial tests for the battery have yielded 48 hours of continuous music playing and a whopping 24 hours of video playback. For anyone with a 5G player, or pretty much any other iPod video-capable device, you’ll know just how long that is.

According to the company:

“The battery kit comes with everything needed to do the transfer. It will require a larger rear casing which is included. Your iPod will still fit in your docking station as it makes the thickness about the same size as the 60gb version. THIS WILL ONLY WORK IN THE 30GB version iPod 5th gen. There are several parts to this kit so if you think you cannot handle the repair, send it to the experts.”

The battery kit costs around £38 and you can find some more details here.-Martin Lynch

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