Griffin 4045-TRPAUTOS iTrip Auto FM Transmitter with SmartScan for iPod

Griffin 4045-TRPAUTOS iTrip Auto FM Transmitter with SmartScan for iPod

• Compatible with iPod (4G, 5G), nano (1G, 2G, 3G), iPod classic, and iPod touch
• Wirelessly sends music from your iPod to your car radio
• FM transmitter technology with an integrated charger
• Large, high-contrast display
• Three-stage light ring changes color to indicate charging status

The Griffin iTrip Auto FM Transmitter with SmartScan wirelessly sends music from your iPod to your car radio so you can listen on your car stereo speakers. It combines Griffin’s renowned FM transmitter technology with an integrated charger. Designed specifically for use in the car, the SmartScan function makes it easier than ever to find the perfect frequency. SmartScan scans the radio dial for the three best frequencies and saves them to the preset buttons. The high-contrast display is easy to read in any light, and the three-stage light ring changes color to indicate charging status. Compatible with iPod (4G, 5G), iPod nano (1G, 2G, 3G), iPod classic, and iPod touch.

Rating: (out of 213 reviews)

List Price: $ 79.99

Price: $ 24.95

iGo EverywhereUniversal Wall (AC) and Auto (DC) Charger with Retractable Cable (Charger Only, Tips Not Included)

iGo EverywhereUniversal Wall (AC) and Auto (DC) Charger with Retractable Cable (Charger Only, Tips Not Included)

• Charge your mobile device at home or on the road – includes both AC and DC chargers
• Compatible with interchangeable power tips supporting multiple brands and models
• Small and lightweight for convenience, portability and storage
• Includes travel organizer for easy travel
• Automatically regulates voltage and current – no manual voltage switch

Stay powered-up everywhere you want to go ¿ at home, the office or in the car. This portable universal wall (AC) and auto (DC) adapter includes a retractable cable for portability and travel convenience. (Don’t forget iGo power tips for all your gadgets. Tips sold separately)Keep all your gadgets charged while at home or on-the-go in your car with the iGo Everywhere, which includes both a wall charger (AC) for the home and an auto charger (DC) that plugs into your car’s cigarette lighter power port. With iGo’s patented tip technology, a single iGo charger can rapidly charge all your gadgets using interchangeable power tips. These tips automatically configure to ensure each gadget gets the precise amount of power it requires. The Everywhere Charger compatible only with A-series power tips.

The iGo Everywhere is compatible with over 3,000 mobile devices including today’s most popular brands as well as iPod/iPhone, most cell phones, Bluetooth headsets, portable gaming devices, GPS systems and more. Visit the iGo Finder to make sure your device is compatible .

Features and Specifications

• Combination AC and DC functionality utilizes any standard wall or in-vehicle outlet, allowing user to power at home or on the road
• Convenient, all-in-one power solution rapidly charges virtually all gadgets up to eight times faster than standard USB and trickle chargers
• Interchangeable power tips allow you to power/charge multiple devices with a single AC/DC power solution (iGo power tips sold separately)
• Works with multiple gadgets including mobile phones, Bluetooth headsets, martphones/PDAs, MP3 players, portable gaming devices, digital cameras, GPS devices and more
• No need to buy a new charger when upgrading your devices–compatible with the latest models
• Compact and lightweight design with retractable output cord and convenient travel organizer–easy to pack and carry
• Power Output: Up to 5 Watts continuous
• Cord Length: 5 feet

NOTE: Power tips for use with this adapter are sold separately.

Rating: (out of 40 reviews)

List Price: $ 39.99

Price: $ 7.99

Why can’t auto makers, make those cars that get 100+ mpg ?

Question by kilgore87: Why can’t auto makers, make those cars that get 100+ mpg
This may be a stupid question. I read and saw that Volkswagen made a car that gets 240 mpg. Yea its small and looks funny but hey 240 mpg. Why are we not jumping on making car like this Ok someone can come up with a better looking model but anything 100+ mpg is whats up. Why is this not happening, please explain

And also would that like boost our economy and he like the environment.

Best answer:

Answer by chevypride0310
guess you haven’t heard of the Chevy Volt, its not a hybrid, its part gas and part electric car, also looks good, not a huge car but not a small compact car either, the news has been out for awhile and GM released the number 230 mpg, rather thats actually right im not sure, just what GM says but the EPA is testing it and is figuring out how to test a part gas part electric car

http://www.chevrolet.com/pages/open/default/future/volt.do

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Why do the auto manu not include the fuel needed to charge the electric cars in their MPG? That has to count.

Question by Ron G: Why do the auto manu not include the fuel needed to charge the electric cars in their MPG That has to count.
We use fuel to generate electricty and to send it to the charger so that should be calculated in the MPG since they are using the battery power to rack up the miles. The fuel used to charge the battery should be counted as well.

Best answer:

Answer by MarcoPolo
Trust me, in business, everything is charged, including the profit.

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