WireTracks LLC is pleased to announce that the WireTracks iCove supports the new iPod nano. Seattle, WA (PRWEB) September 16, 2005 — WireTracks LLC is pleased to announce that the WireTracks iCove supports the new iPod nano. The WireTracks iCove is an in-wall display and storage cabinet for personal electronics. As part of its inherent open source design, it supports all models of the Apple iPod, including the regular iPod, the iPod mini, the iPod shuffle, and the new iPod nano. Additionally, it supports other products including: * MP3 players * Portable satellite radio receivers * Mobile phones * PDAs and Smartphones * Two-way radios * Commercial electronics * Other Specialty Devices “WireTracks is a strong proponent of the open source philosophy,” explains Bruce Gutman, president of WireTracks, “we designed the WireTracks iCove to work with most personal electronic devices.” “Some of our competitors design proprietary products that will eventually leave their customers with a useless plastic box or a hole in the wall,” continues Bruce Gutman, “customers who choose our products will be ready for the future regardless of technological and product changes.” According to the Washington Post, the average lifespan of a cellular telephone is 18 months in the United States. Lifespan estimates for the Apple iPod ranges from 2 to 3 years. With the WireTracks iCove, customers are ready for the future. The WireTracks iCove is designed to be customized. It comes in standard sizes that enable you to frame it out with custom molding or standard picture frames. This provides a tremendous amount of flexibility and lets owners get exactly the look and feel they are seeking. The WireTracks iCove retails for $199.95. For more information, please view the brochure at www.wiretracks.com/wt-iCove-brochure.pdf. For more information about WireTracks, contact Bruce Gutman at 206-361-6110 or e-mail protected from spam bots. Or, visit the WireTracks website at www.wiretracks.com. Quick Statistics As of January 2005, over 10 million Apple iPods have been sold—Apple Computer. Apple is expected to sell over 100 million Apple iPods by 2008—MacDailyNews. There are 159 million cellular phone users in the United States—U.S. Census 2003. As of December 2004, XM Satellite Radio has over 3.1 million subscribers—XM Satellite Radio. Up to 48 percent of new homes will be pre-wired with structured wiring by the end of 2004—Parks Associates. Fifty-eight percent of all new homes incorporate structured wiring—CE Pro Magazine.

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