Monster iCarPlay 250 Now Shipping

Monster announced what it calls the world’s most advanced wireless FM receiver for the iPod and iPhone called the iCarPlay 250 at CES back in January. Monster announced this week that it is now shipping the iCarPlay 250.

The device allows iPod and iPhone users to transmit music wirelessly to their car stereo via unused FM stations on the radio dial. The transmitter features 3 programmable presets for tuning, line level audio for minimized distortion, three button control, detachable USB cable, easy to read blue LCD and more. The device also charges the iPod or iPhone as well. Pricing for the iCarPlay is $99.95.

"Monster has always been the leader in FM transmitters," said Noel Lee, The Head Monster. "Monster was the first to design a model that far outperformed the competition in terms of sturdiness and reliability. We were also the first to design an FM transmitter with a built-in iPod charger, and the first with AutoScan capability. And we've raised the bar yet again with iCarPlay Wireless 250 - the world's most innovative, high-performance FM transmitter for iPhone and iPod."

Via Monster

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