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Posted by Brom Tlfsen on 03/22/07 13:23
Lez Pawl wrote:
> "Brom Tølfsen"
> <bobshundDONTSPAM@REMOVE-SPAM-PROTECTION-DO-NOT-SPAMyahoo.noDONTSPAM> wrote
> in message news:c6f60$46013e75$54d4e310$13543@news.chello.no...
>
>>I see many car stereo in stores advertise on "ready for iPod". What does
>>this expression mean here? An example:
>>http://www.incarexpress.co.uk/view_product.php?partno=KDG421
>>You need a special cable to make this work.
>>
>>To my knowledge it must be easier, better and cheaper to just buy a car
>>stereo with USB slot (and/or AUX slot). Then you dont need another cable
>>and the iPod presumably will also charge will playing. Here is an example
>>of this kind:
>>http://www.eltax.com/eltax/index.php?item=10&id=11501
>>Or am I wrong? Perhaps this player cant play iPods music just through that
>>USB cable? Then whats the use of the USB slot then?
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>
> or just use an FM transmitter attached to iPOd..
>
>
Right...but this is to avoid having another piece to deal with that also
needs to change batteries quite often, AND to get power to the iPod as
well...
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