Pros: Small, easy to use, compact, no cords Cons: Not durable, sound clarity
After I bought my 8 gig iPod Nano, I was eager to try it out in my car. Now with the newest technology in my hand I was having a problem as to how to use my iPod in the car. The solution to this was buying the Griffin iTrip.What Is It? How ...
Pros: LOW price,Size,Portability, and look ma NO WIRES Cons: My biggest gripe..sucks the battery like a leech!!!
I have owned the Griffin iTrip Pocket for around 6 months and for the most part have been pretty happy with it. When my other fm transmitter died I decided to go the cheap route and not go above 20 bucks.After narrowing it down to the iTrip and ...
Pros: small and lightweight Cons: static often interrupts iPod play
So, after you’ve forked over a couple $100 for your bright, shiny iPod, you’ll need to dig a bit deeper in your pockets to buy those all-important accessories that help your iPod reach its fullest potential. On paper, the Griffin Technology iTrip ...
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Type: FM Transmitters / Cassette AdaptersFeatures: Plug iTrip in press play tune your radio - that's it. New SmartSound technology delivers clear s...More at Newegg.com
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