Griffin shipping Dock400 and Dock800 cables for iPods

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Griffin Technology Dock400 and Dock800
Cables [Flickr]

Griffin Technology Dock400 and Dock800
Cables [Flickr] 03/19/2005 02:38 AM

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Griffin ships Dock400, Dock800 iPod
cables

Griffin ships Dock400, Dock800 iPod
cables 03/19/2005 03:14 AM

New: Dock800 and Dock400 iPod cables

New: Dock800 and Dock400 iPod cables 03/19/2005 02:33 AM
Griffin Technology began shipping the Dock800 and Dock400 cables for synchronizing and charging dock-connector iPods using a FireWire port.

Griffin offers new FireWire, audio
cables

Griffin offers new FireWire, audio
cables 07/23/2004 08:06 AM
Griffin Technology Inc. has released two new FireWire 400 cables and a new audio cable designed to fix noise problems, all part of its ClearChoice line. The new FireWire cables include a 6-foot long extension cable and a 6-foot connection cable; each are available for US$14.99. The audio cable is called the Ground Loop Isolator Cable. It's designed to negate the low-frequency audible hum sometimes heard when two pieces of audio equipment are connected together but plugged into separate outlets. It costs $19.99.

Griffin now shipping AirClick Remote for
iPod

Griffin now shipping AirClick Remote for
iPod 03/31/2005 11:21 PM
Griffin Technology said today that it is now shipping the AirClick Remote, its wireless remote control for the iPod and the iPod mini...

Griffin iTrip FM transmitter coming for
new iPods

Griffin iTrip FM transmitter coming for
new iPods 10/29/2003 12:13 AM
Friday announced that it plans to update its iTrip to work with Apple’s latest round of iPods. The new iTrip costs and works the same as its predecessor, and is expected to ship by July 21, 2003. Griffin announced earlier...

Mad Catz now shipping iKit bundles for
iPods

Mad Catz now shipping iKit bundles for
iPods 03/23/2005 12:45 PM
Mad Catz Interactive today announced that its iKit bundles for iPod and iPod mini are now shipping...

Xmultiple Announces FocalPoint Snap-On's
For USB Cables - Bend, Rotate and Snap
USB Cables in the Direction a User
Desires

Xmultiple Announces FocalPoint Snap-On's
For USB Cables - Bend, Rotate and Snap
USB Cables in the Direction a User
Desires 06/05/2004 02:50 AM
XMULTIPLE Technologies Enhances USB Connections with FocalPoint Snap-On USB. Just Snap-On our FocalPoint Snap-On USB to your cable and position the cable in the direction you want away from a crowded work area [PRWEB Jun 5, 2004]

Will Mini iPods Delete Bigger iPods?

Will Mini iPods Delete Bigger iPods? 01/07/2004 06:38 PM
Well, as every other tech site in the world is now telling you, the not-so-secret rumors that Apple was coming out with a "mini iPod", cleverly named "iPod mini" are completely true. The other big story people are focusing on are that Apple has gotten past their Henry Ford-style color options, and will offer the iPod mini in multiple colors. You can read all the details at other sites, but in looking over the stories about the device, I'm wondering if the iPod mini will replace the iPod itself as the popular music device of choice. Personally, I don't own an iPod or any portable digital music player (I barely have any digital music - so buying such a device would only mean I need to rip all my CDs, which is a project I'm still not ready to bother with). Still, the iPod mini seems to make a lot more sense to me than many other portable music devices. The early MP3 players had way too little memory, but once you get up into the 4 gigabyte range, I wonder how much more some people need. Historically, of course, that's a dangerous viewpoint to take - since we've always figured out ways to fill up empty storage space. With Apple even advertising games, calendars and other iPod apps - you can imagine that the memory will go. However, if I were in the market for such a device, I'd definitely go with the mini iPod version right now: it's a better size for carrying around and it's "good enough" in terms of storage space - not to mention that it's cheaper. Thus, while I'm sure there are some people who simply need to have more storage space, I'm wondering if this mini iPod will steal marketshare away from its big brother.

LED Molex Cables

LED Molex Cables 07/19/2004 11:15 AM

Although they may be dying out slowly in this age of Serial ATA and other four-prong power cables, the venerable Molex DC power connector is going to be around for a while longer. And what happens when there's a replaceable part inside the modern-day PC? That's right, someone puts lights in it. These PowerMod6 Molex cables from Japanese peripheral maker Scythe may not be out in the States yet, but I would expect to find the $10 (or so) cables imported by your favorite aftermarket mod shop soon enough.
Rea d - Product Page (Japanese) [ScytheJP via Soroban]

Xbox could fail despite new cables

Xbox could fail despite new cables 03/22/2005 03:14 PM
Theage.com.au - Mon Mar 21, 04:03 am GMT

Linux NV Cables Script - makini

Linux NV Cables Script - makini 12/05/2003 03:11 PM
First user test - success !

MonsterCable Playstation 2 A/V Cables
Review

MonsterCable Playstation 2 A/V Cables
Review 02/13/2004 05:27 PM

Sony tranSticks: Wireless Cables

Sony tranSticks: Wireless Cables 07/14/2004 09:59 AM

Research-types at Sony's Computer Science Laboratories have developed a concept called 'transSticks,' virtually connected Memory Sticks that act as simple networking cables between any two devices that support the standard. Although there are certainly bugs to work out, I'm sure (like security, although they seem to be keeping that in mind), being able to throw away networking cables completely would be great -- even if it necessitated every device having a Memory Stick slot. When someone develops a pairing standard that works like this between different card types, that will be more impressive.

Or wait, what if the wireless radios were inside the devices themselves and operated over a standard protocol, like 802.11b? I suppose that's just crazy talk. (I feel the need to disclaim my hateration -- this is actually pretty cool.)
R ead - tranSticks [SonyJP via We-Make-Money-Not-Art ]

USB cell phone charging cables

USB cell phone charging cables 12/30/2003 01:33 AM
MacMinute: Keyspan ships retractable USB cell phone charging cables -- what a great idea! One less wall-wart recharger to carry in your bag on trips....

Vandals Cut Aliant Fiber Optic Cables

Vandals Cut Aliant Fiber Optic Cables 06/10/2004 04:28 PM
theWHIR Jun 10 2004 7:57PM GMT

Zip-Linq cables: device charging without
bricks

Zip-Linq cables: device charging without
bricks 12/22/2003 10:11 AM
It used to be that I shlepped a power-strip (sometimes two!) with me when I went on the road, because they haven't built the hotel-room yet that has enough plugs to charge my entire device array, not least because everything that fits in my pocket comes with a charger whose transformer brick eats two or three outlets.

Then I discovered USB and FireWire charging -- and more specifically, Zip-Linq retractable cables. Instead of plugging everything into the wall, you attach your device to a little bon-bon-sized retractable wire that goes into one of your computer's ports and plug your computer into the wall. This is especially handy if you're travelling overseas, since it's just not practical to buy enough Euro-220 adapters to get your devices to talk to the local alternating current. Your laptop probably has an international power-supply requiring only a plug adapter, and once that's attached to the wall, you've got know-quantity/know-interface power for all your gizmos.

Before I leave on my next trip overseas tomorrow, I will slip into my pocket a Firewire cable (for my little backup harddrive, which I yanked out of an old PowerBook and put into a tiny enclosure, so that I can back up every day on the road), a cellphone charger (one for my US Motorola iDen phone, one for my European Nokia phone -- and cables are available for most manufacturers: Motorola, Sony-Ericsson, Samsung, Kyocera, Sanyo) and a PDA charger (Palm, iPaq).

Rael crashed on my sofa this weekend and pointed out that Zip-Linq is now shipping a wall-adapter, so that if your laptop is unavailable, you can plug this into the socket and still charge up.

The best part is that at $10-20 these wires are actually cheaper than the manufacturers' chargers for the most part. Link

Cool Hands, No Cables: A Gamer Roams
Untethered

Cool Hands, No Cables: A Gamer Roams
Untethered 04/29/2004 12:23 AM
New York Times Apr 29 2004 4:49AM GMT

Infiniband cables held up with Velcro
and copper tubing?

Infiniband cables held up with Velcro
and copper tubing? 08/04/2004 08:48 PM
In finiband cables held up with Velcro and copper tubing? Now that's quality.

Severed cables lead to phone, Internet
outages

Severed cables lead to phone, Internet
outages 09/21/2004 06:53 AM
Semissourian.com - Tue Sep 21, 08:21 am GMT

Keyspan Adds USB 2.0 and Cat5E Solutions
to Family of ZIP-LINQ Retractable Cables

Keyspan Adds USB 2.0 and Cat5E Solutions
to Family of ZIP-LINQ Retractable Cables 03/14/2005 06:10 PM
Keyspan, America’s #1 brand of USB connectivity products, is expanding its family of ZIP-LINQ retractable cables. Shipping this month, the new USB 2.0 and Cat5E ZIP-LINQ™ retractable cables will retail for $14.99. [PRWEB Feb 23, 2005]

Griffin PodPod

Griffin PodPod 09/01/2004 09:36 AM

Griffin's new PodPod isn't the first iPod cupholder - Belkin has one, as do others - but I suppose if you want to keep all your iPod accessories Griffin-branded, the new $10 unit is a good choice. It's a hold, for iPod or iPod mini, that fit in a cupholder. That's it.

Well, there's a place for the cords to spill out through the bottom, but still. At least they finally got that name out of the way. I wonder how long they've been sitting on that, trying to think of something to build that would match it.

Read - Griffin PodPod [GriffinTechnology]

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Belkin TuneDok iPod Car Holder Review [Gizmodo]

Griffin EarJams

Griffin EarJams 08/27/2004 01:48 PM

Griffin is selling a set of snap-on covers for the iPod's trademark white earbuds called the 'EarJams,' that convert the headphones into in-ear versions. And although they come with three different sized plugs and a carrying case, pricing them at $20 seems like it might just be expensive enough to encourage people to look for a new set of headphones. I guess Griffin is counting on the cachet of the white earbuds to carry the day (never mind that you can get a set of white Sony in-ears for like $40).

Read - Product Page [GriffinTechnology]

Griffin iCurve

Griffin iCurve 06/29/2004 10:42 AM
By Eric Schwarz (via MyAppleMenu)

New: Griffin RoadTrip

New: Griffin RoadTrip 08/13/2004 10:48 AM
Griffin Technology announced the Griffin RoadTrip, an all-in-one iPod charger, FM transmitter, and cradle.

Griffin Technology

Griffin Technology 07/28/2004 11:33 PM
Griffin’s Total Remote Software e IR device .. TotalRemote hardware

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Interview with Jim Griffin

Interview with Jim Griffin 12/02/2003 01:50 AM

Griffin RadioSHARK

Griffin RadioSHARK 02/01/2005 09:12 PM
I don't usually plug new products. In fact, being generally pretty weary of new tech and used to big disappointments, my gizmo consumption has dropped to historically low levels. However, I was intrigued with the promise of one new device to order it and sufficiently impressed with the flawless initial...

Griffin Cancels iFM

Griffin Cancels iFM 01/04/2004 02:46 AM

Griffin RoadTrip

Griffin RoadTrip 08/13/2004 09:06 AM

Peripheral maker Griffin has announced the RoadTrip, a multi-function iPod unit that serves as both a cradle, charger, and FM transmitter with digital readout. While it's not the most attractive unit I've ever seen - the faux brushed aluminum and readout is kind of corny - just having a separate interface for the FM transmitter will probably make it a favorite for many iTrip fans who have found FM transmitting to be useful but the iTrip's playlist-based interface lacking. Even cooler, the FM Transmitter can be removed from the cradle and used, via USB, to broadcast sound from any Mac or PC, turning it into a sort of low-powered radio station, or an FM-band Airport Express (without the Wi-Fi).

Read - Product Page [GriffinTechnology via ThreeB ase]

Griffin iBeam

Griffin iBeam 09/27/2004 09:04 AM

Griffin Technologies has quietly put up the iBeam on their website (without the usual accompanying press release) of a pair of plug-in accessories that add a flashlight and a laser pointer to your iPod or iPod mini. The $20 pair of plugs (you can only use one at a time) come with caps for easy attachment to your keychain. I've no idea how good they are compared to their respective competitors, but I'm all about plugging things into the iPod - that's half the reason they're so great in the first place (and why its so hard for other companies to play catch up).

iBeam Product Page [GriffinTechnology via MacMinute]

Mad Catz iKit cables for iPod and iPod
Mini [Flickr]

Mad Catz iKit cables for iPod and iPod
Mini [Flickr] 03/23/2005 12:57 PM

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Mad Catz announces iKit cables for iPod
and iPod Mini

Mad Catz announces iKit cables for iPod
and iPod Mini 03/23/2005 12:57 PM



Mad Catz announced today that its iKit bundles for iPod and iPod Mini are now shipping. The iKit bundle contains a high performance RCA cable to connect an iPod to a home stereo, a car adapter with a 6-foot extension cord and an elegant horizontal carry case. The iKit is available for USD$39.99 online and at select retailers worldwide.

Griffin: Shuttle Can Fix Hubble

Griffin: Shuttle Can Fix Hubble 04/13/2005 05:46 AM
President Bush's nominee to lead NASA says he'll consider sending a space shuttle to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. Lawmakers want to get him on the job as soon as possible. By Amit Asaravala.

Griffin introduces RoadTrip

Griffin introduces RoadTrip 08/13/2004 11:19 PM

StreamCast CEO Griffin resigns

StreamCast CEO Griffin resigns 03/15/2003 02:39 PM
Steve Griffin, the chief executive officer of StreamCast Networks, parent of the Morpheus file-swapping software, resigns "to pursue other opportunities."

Griffin Is 'Made For iPod'

Griffin Is 'Made For iPod' 04/07/2005 10:52 PM

By Macworld UK

Jim Griffin on un-b0rking copyright

Jim Griffin on un-b0rking copyright 02/11/2004 01:40 PM
Fantastic interview with Jim Griffin, one of the leading advocates of blanket licenses for online music, in The Register.

Broadcasting started out as a pirate technology. But as rights holders we'd rather not have bar owners and radio stations ringing us up and asking us for permission each time they wanted to play a song, because it would cost us more to answer than phone than it would gain us in revenue. So the US broadcast industry went to rights holders and created this bundled price with bundled choice, a sort of 'theme park admission fee' for content that allowed that cable operator, or satellite operator, or radio station, or bar to use the content without seeking permission.

Link

Griffin Technology RadioSHARK

Griffin Technology RadioSHARK 09/17/2004 09:48 PM
If you listen to the radio regularly and find yourself missing shows, the radioSHARK is for you. Easy to setup and use, the radioSHARK is TiVo for broadcast radio. By Jason D. O'Grady, O'Grady's PowerPage (via MyAppleMenu)
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