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03/08/2006, 1:35pm, EST

Wednesday, March 8th

Sonnet debuts PodFreq nano for iPod

Sonnet today announces PodFreq nano, a premium FM transmitter that enables wireless sharing of iPod nano tunes, audiobooks and podcasts to any nearby FM radio at home, outside, or in the car. PodFreq nano features an integrated, backlit display and dedicated tuning buttons: users can quickly tune and broadcast to any empty station frequency without having to navigate through menus; in addition, the package bundles most popular iPod nano accessories in one package, including an integrated dock and protective case, car charger, car cradle, and USB 2.0 cable. Sonnet says that the PodFreq nano delivers the highest quality FM broadcast signal using the iPod's line out signal (instead of the headphone jack). The PodFreq nano features a telescoping antenna for increased broadcast range. It is available now for pre-order for $100 and is expected at the end of the month.


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