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[[Image:IPod with iTrip01.jpg|thumb|right|Fourth-generation iPod with iTrip.]]
[[Image:Itrip nano.jpg|thumb|right|An iTrip for nano.]]
The '''iTrip''' is an [[FM-transmitter]] made by [[Griffin Technology]] as a [[iPod#Accessories|third party accessory]] for [[Apple Inc.|Apple]]'s popular [[iPod]] [[MP3 player]].

The iTrip plugs into the headphone socket of the iPod and converts the audio output into an FM radio signal, which can then be picked up by appliances such as car radios. It has a [[range]] of about fifteen feet (four and a half metres), and can broadcast on any FM [[frequency]] from 76.0 to 108.0 [[MHz]] (though the default US configuration is limited to 87.9 to 107.9 MHz). Instead of using batteries, the iTrip draws its power from the iPod through the remote connector port and the [[dock connector]] for an iTrip with a dock connector.

In March 2006, Griffin Technology released the iTrip as well as some of their other iPod accessories for the [[Sony]] [[PlayStation Portable]] (PSP).

A check of the griffin website in September 2010 showsed that the device iwas listed by the manufacturer as "discontinued". 

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== Models ==
=== iTrip ===
The main iTrip product, which is still sold just under the name ''iTrip'', consists of just the main cylindrical unit, the headphone jack and remote connector. Instead of external buttons, the iTrip uses the iPod itself to control the broadcast frequency. Software bundled with the iTrip adds a playlist to iTunes containing audio files with a special set of tones in them. When this playlist is synched to the iPod, the user play one of the tracks corresponding to(contracted; show full)
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