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Ultra-Bling iDiamond iPod Shuffle Goes Up For Auction


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Friday March 14, 2008 2:49 PM CDT - By: Michael Kwan

Click to ZoomOn the one hand, you can walk into just about any retail outlet and pick up a 1GB Apple iPod Shuffle for about fifty bucks. On the other hand, you can participate in an auction for this one-off iDiamond iPod Shuffle and spend a heck of a lot more than that.

The ultra-bling version of Apple's portable music player comes encrusted with 430 eye-catching diamonds and then the controls in the center are plated in solid 18k white and pink gold. That's bling beyond belief and the iDiamond -- as it's been dubbed -- is going under the hammer at some charity auction in London.

The estimated final price is in the $40,000 range, but given the charity nature of the auction, it could cost you even more for this shiny wonder.





Via Yahoo!


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