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Kensington's Play It push for iPod, iPhone
Stephen Withers
Tuesday, 22 September 2009 09:19
Car-specific accessories in the range include a universal windscreen mount ($A39.96; not much use if you were planning to use your iPhone as a GPS in Victoria), a car charger ($A24.96), and a deluxe charger ($A59.96; includes a mounting cradle for the iPod or iPhone).
Some of the products include a cable for the car's audio-in port.
The Play It range is being sold through Dick Smith (including Powerhouse and Tandy stores).
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