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The Griffin iTrip PSP transmits sound from your PSP to any audio system with an FM radio. The iTrip matches the PSP perfectly
Yet doesnt add much bulk or hurt ergonomics for gaming. In addition
The transmitter automatically turns off after two minut...
Abstract: If you have an iPod, then most likely you have heard about Griffin Technology. For many years they have been making some of the foremost peripherals for many generations and reincarnations of iPod. Recently Griffin Technology introduced a line of simil...
Abstract: Griffins iTrip for the PSP performs much the same function as its many iPod iTrip cousins, broadcasting the PSPs audio over the radio for an easy and wire-free connection to a car or stereos speakers. The iTrip mounts securely along the bottom of th...
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Published: 2006-04-06, Author: David , review by: cnet.com
The Griffin iTrip PSP transmits sound from your PSP to any audio system with an FM radio. The iTrip matches the PSP perfectly, yet doesnt add much bulk or hurt ergonomics for gaming. In addition, the transmitter automatically turns off after two minut...
The iTrip PSP isnt immune to static, and it needs its own batteries.
If you want to bulk up the sound of your PSP without running cables to your stereo or a set of powered speakers, Griffins iTrip for PSP is a nice--though slightly pricey--solution. Price range: $24.99 - $37.99
Abstract: Griffin Technology recently announced three new products for Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP): iTrip PSP, iFM PSP, and SmartShare PSP. Their first product, iTrip PSP, is a FM tuner which streams audio to stereos. The second item, iFM PSP, allows li...
Transmits sound from your PSP to any audio system with an FM radio, Matches the PSP perfectly, yet doesnt add much bulk or hurt ergonomics for gaming, Transmitter automatically turns off after two minutes if the PSP isnt emitting any sound
Isnt immune to static, Needs its own batteries
If you want to bulk up the sound of your PSP without running cables to your stereo or a set of powered speakers, Griffins iTrip for PSP is a nice -- though slightly pricey -- solution. ...
