iPod shuffle FM Transmitter XtremeMac Airplay

Jun 11 2005, 11:30am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

XtremeMac, a manufacturer of accessories for Apple's iPod offers an FM Transmitter for the Apple iPod shuffle.

The Airplay iPod shuffle FM Transmitter features an illuminated digital frequency display, FM radio frequency support from 88.1 to 107.9 and charges the iPod shuffle also in off-mode. The Airplay is powered through the car's cigarette lighter.

Amazon.com offers the XtremeMac Airplay for the shuffle for $49.88.

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