Griffin debuts WindowSeat iPhone mount for dashboard
updated 08:55 pm EST, Wed January 16, 2008
WindowSeat iPhone mount
On the heels of its complete iPhone/iPod line-up, Griffin Technology on Tuesday
announced WindowSeat, Griffin's windshield mount for iPhone. WindowSeat puts the device at eye level on a car's windshield with street maps, directions and more, safely in view and within reach. WindowSeat's mounting bracket holds the iPhone securely, while its corner-release tab lets you easily remove your device when you arrive at your destination. The high-grip silicone suction pad attaches to the windshield easily; it is made from high-grade, attractive and durable materials to compliment the vehicle's interior and withstand the temperature shifts and features quick, easy, and secure adjustments to viewing angle with swiveling ball-and-socket joints. It also be used in conjunction with Griffin's PowerJolt car charger for iPhone. WindowSeat for iPhone will be available in March for $20.














Jesus...
01/16, 10:33pm reply
as if I wasn't terrified on the road already.
MhzDoesMatter
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Super HighTech Product
01/17, 07:50am reply
Why do they need to announce 2 months in advance something that is not available yet? I think it's a good product, but is not out yet!
Gepard
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Good to see
01/17, 11:09am reply
I am really glad that Griffin is heading in this direction, however, I really hate that whole suction cup on the window idea. I have always thought that it looked really tacky. I would love to see someone produce an iPhone holder with a tactified (or something similar) bottom surface that would adhere to the dashboard. But if that is not a possibility, maybe the same product that they have created with a decent FM modulator built in... Just my thoughts.
Guest
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Why?
01/17, 01:11pm reply
The iPhone mounted like a GPS? Pointless as far as I'm concerned. Give me a similar slide-in mount, but with a stem that shoves into the cigarette lighter and charges the unit.
tonewheel
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griffin has one for ipod
01/17, 02:05pm reply
that plugs into the charger and has an adjustable arm. i bought one at costco a year or so ago but it won't work on my iphone. this would be much better than sticking c*** onto a dashboard. as if you can read those directions anyway...
maybe apple will decide that voice dialing might save a few of their customers from wrecking their cars while trying to dial a number.
but alas, that feature is light years away given apple's snail paced development. good thing it's not available on any other phones yet either.
oh, wait. is this 1998?
zl9600
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