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12/04/2006, 9:55am, EST
Monday, December 4th
iPod Wi-Fi video transmitter launches
Princeton has launched its PCK-UAV wireless video transmitter intended primarily for Apple's fifth-generation iPod. The adapter plugs into the iPod's headphone jack to relay music, photos, and video through UHF channels to a compatible TV, such as many in-car models already available in Japan. The transmitter includes an iPod cradle and a special cable; although the hardware's use of standard RCA jacks allows for DVD players or virtually any other video source to broadcast a signal, according to Electronista. The PCK-UAV ships within the next few days in variants with and without an iPod mounting kit from $90.
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The unit takes the output of the iPod and transmits it via a UHF channel to a TV mounted in a car with a UHF tuner. So it is not "Wi-Fi", nothing digital about it, just plain old loop-antenna UHF technology and can be received by any TV that has a UHF tuner.
The Electronista article correctly describes the unit.