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Photos: The iPod-lookalike PC

Logisys Computer is selling a PC shell that resembles Apple's much-lauded media player.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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Bigger than your fist

The ePod Soho case from Logisys Computer bears a striking resemblance to Apple Computer's iPod media player. It's shown on the company's Web site, but is not available through any retailers.

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Under the surface

The white PC case has several "buttons" resembling those found on the scroll wheel of an iPod.

This close-up shot shows one of the buttons on the ePod case, which flips down to reveal a USB port and other sockets.

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Back lighting

In the dark, the ePod glows blue, thanks to a large built-in LED light.

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