Walking into an Apple store, you don't seen any junk lying around. Tables are free from clutter, but gadgets and accessories are generally kept on a specific wall or are only accessible to employees.
The same can't be said for Apple's online storefront.
The site's accessory section is filled to the brim with gizmos and gadgets from third-party companies that do all kinds of things, from sensors that you strap onto your finger to measure oxygen levels in your blood, to a basketball that has sensors and can tell you how to play better.
In many ways, it reminds us of Brookstone, but only featuring knick-knacks that happen to be compatible with your iPhone or iPad.
I don't think this $99 foosball case is what gamers meant when they said they wanted more-traditional controls for their iOS video games.
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You can control the $369 Parrot AR.Drone from your iPhone at a distance of about 165 feet. There's even a camera onboard that lets you record 720p video directly to your phone or tablet.
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These $649 skiing goggles with a built-in head-up display are the closest you're going to get to buying something like Google Glass from Apple anytime soon.
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