iPod iRecorder Records Films, TV And Camcorder Footage Directly To You iPod

If happen to own an iPod and you have ever wanted to watch films,
television programmes or even footage captured on your camcorder whilst
on the move, and you lack a dedicated PMP capable of such wizardry, the
iRecorder could prove of interest as makes recording the aforementioned
media directly to your iPod a positive breeze.

Capable of squeezing a two hour movie into a 2GB MPEG4 format file, the
iRecorder simply plugs into your TV, DVD player or camcorder and your
iPod and takes care of the necessary encoding on the fly and is
compatible with the 3rd Generation iPod Nano, iPod Classic, iPod
30GB/60GB as well other USB mass storage devices but, crucially, is not
compatible with either Apple's iPhone or iTouch (which could be viewed
as a shame and somewhat of a failing in equal measure).

iPod iRecorder Features:

A sleek, white recorder that lets you record your tv programmes, DVD and
Camcorder footage or satellite directly onto your ipod.
You won’t need to use iTunes or a computer to import the programmes.
For every 1GB of storage that your iPod has, the iRecorder will give
you 3 hours of footage.
The iRecorder has a AV-IN jack so you can plug in any device with an
RCA jack output.
The iRecorder has an AV-OUT so you can playback your recorded bits on
the TV again.
A USB jack to plug in your iPod and directly transfer the recorded video.
A remote control that allows you to set the timer of the iRecorder to
record your favourite programmes.
2 sets of 3-to-1 AV cables.
Compatible with the iPod Nano 3rd Generation, iPod Classic, Video iPod
(30G/80G) with USB cable (comes with your iPod package), USB mass
storage device with USB cable, Video input source with RCA jacks such as
VCR, TV cable box, satellite box, DVD or Camcorder or a TV or LCD TV for
preview and menu display.
Not compatible with the iPhone or iPod Touch.
Suitable for ages 14 years+.
Requires a mains plug (UK adaptor included).
Size: 11 x 9 x 1.5cm.

The iPod iRecorder retails for around pound sterling100 (which is
approximately $180 / 148 at the time of writing).

[via Tech Digest]