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www.nike.com
Nike produce iPod functionality back packs.
The C.O.R.E. backback features a
padded media pocket that protects the iPod and houses Apple’s 30-pin
connector. The headphones are stored and protected in a dedicated
compartment. Nike use a raised ruuber blister type of keypad technology.
www.simpak-tech.com/
SIMPAK
is a developer of products utilising wearable technologies as well as a
solution provider.
iBlaze, is an intelligent bag
custom-made for iPod. It showcases a design solution that integrates
technology and textile. With a built-in waterproof silicon control
panel, users can conveniently turn on/off, skip tracks and adjust the
volume without having to take out the iPod. Cables of the retractable
earplugs can be easily rolled back when not in use.
www.g-techworld.com/
G-Tech supply iPod control and solar
charging bags. The iPod bags include a flexible loudspeaker (from NXT)
so the music can be header either through headphones or as a fabric ‘boombox’.
www.rewarestore.com/bags.html
In addition to their PowerPockets
(fabric flexible solar cells in fold out format for charing mobile
devices) Reware of Washington, DC, USA, makes a range bags that provide
solar charging, called Juice Bags.
The bag contains a thin-film solar
panel composed of 52 solar cells. The panel immediately converts
sunlight into usable energy to charge all 12V electronics in a flexible,
waterproof flap that can be removed from the bag.
In addition to using flexible solar
panels, the bag is made using ballistic fabric that is stitched to
military specifications. Although the attache cases are designed to
carry laptop computers, the solar panels aren't large enough to charge
them.
  
http://www.noonsolar.com/
Noon solar supply a
range of fashionable solar charging bags.
www.voltaicsystems.com/
One of the original
solar charging bag companies, Voltaic systems bags are more directed at
the adventure sports market.
Other solar
power bag companies
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