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"When you think of the iPod, Apple's carefully managed marketing campaign of hip with-it 20-somethings springs to mind. But there's another side to the cult of iPod, that's growing as a \"cultural phenomenon\". iPods inspire silliness according to this article from the New York Times. The iPod attracts ever-growing numbers of third-party products grounded more in \"cute\" than function: dancing iPod daisies and other plush creations, sportscar iPod docks, pulsing music-triggered LED displays, and so forth. It's novelty over function, and it's creativity outgrowing its brand. There's a cool slideshow to watch along with the article."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/25/flying-pigs-dancing-daisies-robotic-barbies-and-the-ipod/>