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miShare is a smart little gadget for sharing files and playlists between iPods. No computer or cable is needed, and it’s super easy to use. Just attach the source and target iPods and press miShare’s big button to start the transfer. miShare is a smart little handheld gadget for connecting iPods and sharing files. No computer or cable is needed, and it’s super easy to use. It was developed by our start-up based in Brooklyn, New York, working closely with some great production partners in China. This is our first product.

Just attach two iPods, slide miShare’s on-switch to music, video or photo, and press miShare’s only button. You decide whether you copy the song or video that was last played through to its end, or a pre-defined photo folder. Give the miShare button a longer press (three seconds) and it will copy a collection of files. miShare uses the On-The-Go playlist for multiple songs—simply create an On-The-Go playlist on the source iPod by selecting by song, artist, album, or even playlist.

A typical song takes ten seconds to transfer once the iPods are attached, depending on the file sizes. A short home video in iPod format could be a half minute. (miShare runs USB 2.0 “Full-Speed,” which is rated at more than one megabyte per second. Our real-world experience is about 500KB/second.)

miShare works with all Mini, Nano, 3G, 4G, Video (5G), and Classic (6G) iPod models. miShare’s own internal software can be updated with future downloads from mishare.com. miShare can handle iPods formatted for either Mac or Windows, and it can transfer between mixed formats.

iPods are everywhere so there are infinite chances to connect with other people using miShare. Load up your iPod with vacation photos, family videos, and CC recordings, and then you can share your content directly to other iPods using miShare. Bands and video performers use miShare to distribute directly to fans at shows and other public places. miShare also goes beyond iTunes to help you manage music, photos, and videos across multiple iPods. We want to hear how you’re using miShare, or, better yet, post videos to Youtube.

For more information please visit : - http://www.mishare.com/