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So you need that extra five minutes with Eye of the Tiger to get you through this long commute. But your iPod is dead. What to do? Whip out the TuneJuice, man, it's the only way to charge.
TuneJuice is a battery backup that uses one replacable 9-volt cell to supply up to 8 hours of tune-tasticness on a partially full iPod and 4 hours on a dead one.
TuneJuice offers battery boost to iPod, iPod mini [Playlist]
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