FM transmitters are, in theory, a great idea. Rather than mess around with some sort of cable interface to pipe your music through your car stereo, just plug a transmitter dongle into your PMP and ...

Want to play music over a Bluetooth MP3 player? And maybe while you’re at it, you want some AM / FM functionality to mix up your music choices you need the best Bluetooth MP3 player with FM radio. For ...

Here is a simple USB FM transmitter that could be used to play audio files from an MP3 player or computer on a standard VHF FM radio by connecting it to an USB port. The circuit use no coils that have ...

The Good: Portable; adjusts to any FM frequency between 88.1 and 107.9; comes with accessories such as a car lighter-socket adapter; looks very cool. The Bad: Poor backlight; no presets. The Verdict: ...

SoniqCast’s Aireo 2 is a 20GB MP3 player that, on outward appearances, looks indistinguishable from a number of iPod clones that have flooded the market in recent months. But Aireo 2 sets itself apart ...

Here are some DIY FM Transmitter circuits that we have been published on electroschematics.com. This do-it-yourself fm transmitters are pretty easy to build and will give you a good feeling when ...

Now that it’s legal to stream your music via an FM transmitter, it is logical that manufacturers will start to produce MP3 players for the UK that take advantage of the technology. And they have – ...

In brief: The Belkin TuneCast 3 is a simple, attractive FM transmitter that may be suitable for rural users and long, desolate road trips, but it just doesn't quite cut it in a big city. Enter the ...

CenDyne today announced the Gruv-X, a tiny audio transmitter that beams the music on a MP3 player or portable CD player to a nearby home or car FM radio. CenDyne’s “simple and easy-to-use Gruv-X works ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While it doesn't feature a fully integrated DAP like its LAT-FM300U cuz, Logitec's new LAT-FM110U does provide a low cost means to ...

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