DLO updates TransDock FM transmitters

DLO has updated its TransDock line of FM transmitters, which stream iPod audio through a car's stereo deck while keeping the player's battery charged. The focus of the lineup is on the standard TransDock, which cradles iPods while allowing repositioning through a flexible neck. Although the dock has been redesigned to match the aesthetics of newe...

Apple Introduces New MacBook and MacBook Pro Models

CUPERTINO, California—February 26, 2008—Apple® today updated its popular MacBook® and MacBook Pro notebook lines with the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, larger hard drives and 2GB of memory standard in most models. In addition, MacBook Pro includes the latest NVIDIA graphics processors, now with up to 512MB of video memory, and Apple’s innovative Multi-Touch™ trackpad, first introduced in MacBook Air™. All Mac® notebooks include a built-in iSight® video camera for video conferencing on-the-go*, Apple’s MagSafe® Power Adapter that safely disconnects when under strain and built-in 802.11n wireless networking for up to five times the performance and twice the range of 802.11g.**

Ultra Mobile PC Buyer's Guide (TechWeb)

TechWeb - InformationWeek - We look at a range of versatile UMPCs and mobile Internet devices (MIDs) from ASUS, Gigabyte, and Samsung, Amtek, OQO, Roan Digital, Vye, and WiBrain.

Review: Belkin TuneCast Auto for iPhone and iPod

Belkin’s first combination car charger and FM transmitter was released as TuneCast Auto in late 2005, a white and gray $60 cable with an iPod Dock Connector at one end, a car charging bulb at the other, and an FM transmitter awkwardly in the middle. Now Belkin has redesigned the product, christening it TuneCast Auto for iPod and iPhone, and raising its price to $80. Thankfully for iPhone owners, who will discover that TuneCast Auto is the first…

Griffin iTrip AutoPilot FM transmitter for iPhone

The iTrip AutoPilot from Griffin is one of the first FM transmitter/chargers compatible with the iPhone. It features Griffin's SmartScan to automatically find and save three FM stations with the least interference and supports RDS allowing compatible radios to display track information on the head unit. The control dongle includes a display showing the frequency it's broadcasting, as well as three buttons that allow you to control playback. Personally I've never been a fan of FM transmitters, but at the very least this one looks slick!The iTrip AutoPilot will sell for $99.99 and is listed as "Coming Soon." In addition to the iPhone it is compatible with all iPods with a dock connector.[via iPhone Alley]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Monster ships the iCarPlay 250 wireless FM transmitter for the iPhone, iPod

Section: iPod + iTunes, iPod touch, iPod Family, iPod Accessories, Docks & Speakers, iPod, iPod shuffle, iPod nano, iPhone + Communications, iPhone AccessoriesMonsterCable has started shipping its iCarPlay 250 wireless FM transmitter. Touted as the world’s most advanced wireless FM transmitter for the iPhone and iPod, the iCarPlay 250 lets you trasmit music wirelessly from any Radio station to both Apple devices. Additionally this transmitter also lets you play your iTunes wirelessly using any FM station in your car stereo. While transmitting music, the iCarPlay Wireless 250 also lets you charge your iPhone or iPods while listening to music. From its specs alone, the iCarPlay 250 seems to be a powerful FM transmitter indeed. It features a Monster AutoScan 3D technology to help your scan through FM radio stations. Other features of this nifty gadget include three programmable radio station presets, line level audio for minimized distortion and maximized dynamic range, intuitive three-button control, detachable USB cable connection, dieletic cable insulation, ultra-low signal to noise ratio, easy to read blue LCD display, and an ultra-low profile power adapter for minimizing dashboard clutter. The iCarPlay wireless 250 will retail for $99.95. Not a bad price for a powerful and entertaining device. Read [Business Wire] Full Story » | Written by Arnold Zafra for Appletell. | Comment on this Article »