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Griffin debuts BlueTrip wireless transmitter for iPod

updated 07:25 pm EST, Wed January 12, 2005

Griffin debuts BlueTrip


, a wireless transmitter/receiver for broadcasting CD-quality audio from an iPod to a home stereo. BlueTrip delivers the pristine CD-quality sound that iPod users desire in a high-quality home stereo environment. Using Bluetooth technology, BlueTrip can transmit up to 30 feet away from a home stereo--without the traditional barriers of line of sight, walls, ceilings or windows. It features RCA plugs as well as optical and mini-jack output. It will ship in the first quarter of 2005 for $150.


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  1. MarcoM

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    01/12, 07:38pm | report spam | Reply |

    great idea!

    I need one of these!

  1. cyberhomie

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    01/13, 12:07am | report spam | Reply |

    static

    the only problem i see with this is the same problem i have using a bluetooth headset w/ my phone and my computer while im at home or around a wireless access point or even a 2.4 GHz phone system

  1. shagless

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    01/14, 09:14am | report spam | Reply |

    do we need this?

    If I own an iPod, I already have a mac (or PC) with my music on it, why not just use the simpler and smaller Airport Express?

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