In the simplest terms the iLoad by Wingspan transfers your CDs onto your iPod without using a computer. No computer, no iTunes, nada, zippo, nothing. Potentially it’s a useful product that addresses a ...

Hyundai will be attending this year’s attend Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC for the first time in order to display the iLoad Panel and Crew van. The model is now available with a Euro 5 engine, ...

Are you looking to buy a car but can't decide between a Hyundai Iload 2020 or Peugeot 3008 2022? Use our side by side comparison to help you make a decision. We compare design, practicality, price, ...

Thank heavens for other bloggers, because strictly based on the website we'd have no idea what the deal is with a bit of tech known as the iLoad. Luckily for us, the whizzes over at Tech Ticker were ...

This one guy who makes Wingspan’s iLoad hasn’t been very kind to the online community. His rants against people who consider the product derivative and silly are legendary and I’ve personally been ...

Here's an interesting gadget that completely takes the computer out of the process of getting tunes onto your iPod. The iLoad simply takes the CD that you insert and rips it onto your iPod. Simple, ...

March 1, 2006 When it comes to "feeding" the iPod, the folks at Wingspan are the evangelists of the "shortest distance between two points" theory. Today Wingspan revealed a video demonstration of its ...

Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior editor, reviewing everything from MP3 players to the first three generations of the Apple iPad. He currently devotes his time to producing ...

Wingspan Partners has unveiled a demo video of its iLoad-C, a new peripheral designed to load an iPod nano with music from cell phone network music stores. iLoad-C is coming this summer for $199, ...

Aren’t we all past the point where we need to rip our CDs? The whole “Rip, Mix, Burn” era peaked in 2002 and anyone with CDs at this point should probably just keep listening to the Technics 100-disk ...

So we get a call the other day about the iLoad, which, on the surface, seems, shall we say, “no longer necessary.” It’s the iLoad PR fella, good guy, it seems. He’s going to send us a bit on this new ...

The iLoad's 2062kg kerb weight and 3160kg GVM results in a genuine one tonne-plus payload rating of 1098kg and up to 125kg of that can be carried on roof racks. It's also rated to tow up to 1500kg of ...