Hello Kitty -- now in iPod car charger / FM transmitter form
By Donald Melanson 
posted Apr 5th 2007 3:44PM
posted Apr 5th 2007 3:44PM
It looks like Hello Kitty's rampage through the gadget world isn't showing any signs of letting up, with an otherwise unremarkable iPod car charger / FM transmitter the latest device to get its irresistible stamp of approval. Compatible with 3G, 4G, 5G, Photo, Mini, and nano varieties of iPods, the device will plug into your car's cigarette lighter and pump tunes straight to your car's radio at the same time, promising a minimum amount of distortion in the process. We have to say we're a bit skeptical of the stated 3 mile operating range, however -- that seems a stretch even with the mighty Hello Kitty behind it.[Via Hello Kitty Hell]
where can i buy this!??!?!?!?! i've been looking all over the web and can't seem to find it... PLEASE HELP!!! =]
It has become Crystal clear to me now that for the XBOX 360 to any any inroads in Japan there will have to be a special edition "Hello Kitty" 360. Maybe even, "Be still my Heart" the "Hello Kitty Elite".
Awesome! I've never had an FM transmitter that didn't suck, at least now I can get one that looks cute while not working.
I. Am. In. Love.
Can we just start assuming that every product ever made will be accompanied by a "Hello Kitty" edition and save the bandwidth?
Why!? Does this plug in to a Barbie power wheels somehow?
'I buy iPod, he buy iPod mini. We all know iPod mini is for girls'
Okay, this has been out for at least a year. My sister bought one, and let me tell you, the transmission is crystal clear. For $20, it works better than the $80 transmitters. That is not an exaggeration.
My gf bought this one a few months back and it works alot better than the itrip.
Ain't no way I'm putting that thing in my car. Carjackers will be falling all over themselves to jack my ride if I did. Hello Kitty Charger == at least a good 12K more on the streets.
i like how it's a new iPod, but an old, greyscale screen. lol
Heres an idea. Lets make a FM transmitter that attaches to your car that makes kids want to pull on so they can break your 30,000 dollar car and your 300 dollar ipod.
This is exactly what I wanted to do!
grab pull CRASH!!! You're GROUNDED!!!
I suspect the original specifications listed "3m" as the operating range, and some metric-impaired person in the U.S. decided the "m" had to stand for miles instead of meters.
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