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iPod users are frequin’ out
"Innovative design can broadcast music from the iPods."
Irvine, Calif., -September 28, 2005 - Patton
Design has teamed up with Sonnet technologies to produce the
Podfreq and change the way people are listening to their
beloved ipods. The Podfreq is an FM transmitter and doc that
can broadcast music in an ipod to any nearby FM radio or
tuner. The innovative design is so resourceful, that it has
captured the attention of the experts in Mac products,
MacWorld magazine. The Podfreq earned the MacWorld Eddy
Award for product of the year, 2004 which is based on
quality, innovation and value.
Phillip Michaels from MacWorld emphasizes that “it’ll
keep you rocking no matter where your journey takes you.”
And that’s just the idea.
People can now safely and comfortably listen to their
playlists from the stereo of their car in crisp, clean
quality. They can also listen to audiobooks and days of
music in their home. But what’s more original, is that now
the music in an ipod no longer has to be kept to one person.
The Podfreq allows several ipods to be tuned to the same
station and broadcast in stereo sound.
Nowadays, it seems as though one cannot walk down the
street without encountering an ipod. It’s not surprising,
seeing as though people can drown out the sound of everyday
clutter and simply replace it with their own personal
soundtracks. However, the presence of ear buds and ear
phones seem to create an unwelcoming air and frankly, leave
the listener out of the loop. Enter the Podfreq.
With experience in innovative and sleek design, Patton’s
clever model allows the Podfreq’s jewel case to protect,
enhance, and expose the ipod’s materials. It also comes with
a car charger and USB port that allows the Podfreq to easily
be charged from a Mac or PC.
Patton Design has teamed up with Sonnet technologies to produce the Podfreq and change the way people are listening to their beloved ipods.
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