Consumers have more choices than ever these days when it comes to listening to music and other forms of audio entertainment on the go. iPods, MP3 players and satellite radio all represent the latest in audio technology and ironically they can all end up on the FM band! A host of new “Part 15” FM transmitter devices are available which make it possible for listeners to listen to audio from the latest recording devices: ... National Association of Broadcasters link [pdf]
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I've used the ipod mp3 players and they are pretty crappy in big cities...
Posted by: Duncan | Monday, 20 September 2004 at 23:52