Tuesday January 17, 2006 3:46 pm
iPod Radio Remote Reviewed
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Portable Audio / Video, Product Reviews

So, last week at MacWorld, in addition to the new Intel computers, Apple announced the FM-tuning iPod Radio Remote. This is the $49 USD add-on that gives your iPod the ability to play FM radio, ready to work with the iPod nano and fifth-generation iPod with video support. iLounge recently took the device for a spin:
For the $49 price, what Apple’s Radio Remote delivers is a superior package to its $39 predecessor: you get added functionality, a superior control design, and remote-ready earbuds. You also get an FM radio experience that’s superior to Griffin’s similarly-priced iFM on interface, presets, and physical accessory size, too.
Not too bad if you are looking to get away from strictly playing the songs you have
bittorrented
downloaded from iTunes.
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