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Like other Griffin products from before, this one will allow easy tuning with the SmartDisplay user interface that shows the selected frequency. You can preset your favorite station frequencies for easy access. You can even jump from mono and stereo modes effortlessly. Even with the huge space in your iPod flash memory, there's bound to be a time when you want a degree of unpredictability that is beyond just shuffling tracks. For those days, the Pocket will be more than willing to serve. |
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Known accessory maker Griffin recently unveiled three new iPod cases that are welcome additions to their growing stable of iPod accessories. The iPod cases are The Courier (cost US$ 29.99), Tempo for the iPod shuffle (US$ 14.99), and iVault for the iPod nano (US$ 24.99). All of them are shipping now.
Tempo for the second generation iPod shuffle is an armband case made of elastic micro-membrane fiber. In other words, that's one tough cookie to crack. Comes in black and grey and is washable. The Courier is made of leather and Cordura and not only could it house your iPod, it also has enough room for your iPod accessories. |
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Through FireWave, Griffin's Surround Sound solution for Mac, users are now able to upgrade their sound system via the FireWire ports. FireWave gets its power through the FireWire connection so there's no need for cables, batteries, or whatnot, to make it work. FireWave is also small and portable enough for use with laptops, making it easy to incorporate into any computer setup. It also has an extra FireWire port so that it doesn't hog your FireWire port, letting you connect with other FireWire devices.FireWave lets you enjoy DVDs in 5.1 surround, use Dolby Prol Logic II to listen from any audio source, whether from iTunes, QuickTime, or streaming audio. Another cool thing is that FireWave supports multi-channel playback from cross-platform OpenAL games (gasp!) like World of Warcraft and Unreal Tournament, definitely a gaming must-have. Technical Specs:
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Griffin continues to expand its already impressive catalog of iPod accessories with the announcement of the Hi-Way, a versatile, custom fit, roadworthy carrying case for Apple's iPod Hi-Fi compact stereo. The Hi-Way is a unique combination of convenience and innovative features, all designed to fit your Hi-Fi like a glove. It's got pockets upon pockets galore for storing all of your iPod cables and accessories. Its outer shell, made of durable ballistic Nylon material, is tough on the outside yet the Hi-Way has a soft inner lining to keep your Hi-Fi scratch- and scuff-free, and the power cord pass-through lets you use your Hi-Fi while it's all snug and safe. What price for all these features? Well, $49.95 will get you a Hi-Way and all the protection it brings to your precious iPod Hi-Fi. |
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Griffin Technologies has an impressive history of making accessories for PC, Mac, PSP and Ipod that make our lives easier and add capabilities to our already multifunctional devices. Once again Griffin has announced a product designed to make our lives easier. The PowerBlock is a USB charging system that helps extend your battery life when travelling. It comes complete with adapters that make it compatible with the power supply on most continents, a dock for charging your Ipod and a pouch to hold your adapters. Most portable device owners will agree that battery life is the most important factor when taking your portables on the road. The PowerBlock comes with an Ipod charging dock, but it can be used with any device that is charged using a USB port. When you consider the mind numbing boredom inherent in long trips by air, some type of battery extending solution is a must for all your favorite handheld gaming devices, portable media players and the like. At $34.99 USD, the PowerBlock from Griffin (which is available right now) should quickly become a standard piece of kit for most portable owners. |
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If you're iPod is getting low on juice, then don't you worry because TuneFlex gets you covered. All you need to do is plug it in to your car's 12 Volt accessory outlet and slip your iPod onto the dock connector in TuneFlex's cradle. It also of course comes with a built-in stereo line-out audio jack to connect your iPod to your stereo. A low/high audio output switch to ensure sound without distortion, and compatibility with a wide range of devices. A pass-through dock connector is also present so you can use your iPod with digital devices while still gently resting at its cradle. And if you're into old school technology, well you're in luck because TuneFlex even comes with its own cassette tape adapter. Simply plug the cassette adapter into TuneFlex's stereo line-out jack, and slip the cassette into the auto's tape deck. The whole package which will include the cassette adapter and iFill LE is priced at $49.99.
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![]() Griffin Technologies is taking advantage of Macworld to introduce a series of new products to meet your crazy accessory needs. Starting with TuneFlex, which allows you to charge up and listen to your Nano on the road, Griffin has introduced a number of other products. According to Griffin: TuneFlex's flexible steel neck adjusts to any angle, and its cradle grips your nano and rotates to stay upright and easily readable in any position. TuneFlex plugs into your car's 12 Volt accessory outlet (remember when they were called "cigarette lighters"?) to power and charge your iPod. The light at the base of TuneFlex's neck shows power status. TuneFlex's charging circuitry is even equipped with a fuse to keep your iPod safe and your mind at ease. [Via, Macworld] |
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Griffin Technology has released the iTrip Auto, the newest addition to the iTrip lineup, is the most versatile iTrip to date, accommodating every dock connector iPod, including iPod nano and 5th Generation iPods with video. iTrip Auto combines Griffin's renowned FM transmitter technology with an integrated charger. Designed specifically for use in the car, iTrip Auto's large, easy-to-read backlit LCD screen affords quick, precise station selection and easy status at a glance. iTrip Auto uses the audio line out from the iPod's dock connector and optimizes the output volume. Speaker volume can be controlled solely from the car stereo controls, without having to adjust the iPod's volume level. iTrip Auto brings with it all the innovations of its iTrip lineage, including selectable LX and DX modes for best-quality audio under real-world conditions, US and International tuning modes, Griffin's RF technology, and the trademark Griffin world-class industrial design.
? 3rd Generation iPod with touch wheel and buttons You can purchase the iTrip Auto at their website for $69.95. |
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Griffin Technology has created a new speaker system dock for the iPod shuffle called the TuneBox: Plug your shuffle into the docking connector between TuneBox's twin speakers for instant gratification. TuneBox charges your shuffle's battery while it's playing. |
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![]() Griffin Technology has announced the PowerJolt auto adapter, allowing you to easily charge your iPod while on the road whether playing music or in standby. The PowerJolt comes with a charger module and a separate 4 foot, high quality Dock Connector to USB cable. This is currently made for: ? iPod Shuffle ? iPod mini ? iPod Photo ? 4th Generation iPod with Click Wheel You can have your very own for $24.99US from Griffin?s website. |
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Designed specifically for use in the car, iTrip Auto's large, easy-to-read backlit LCD screen affords quick, precise station selection and easy status at a glance. 

