Well know iPod accessory maker, Griffin Technology has announced today that it will extend its iTrip, iFM, and SmartShare products to the Sony PSP.
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Paul Griffin, CEO, Griffin Technology said;
The PSP's popularity continues to grow and break new ground for fans of gaming, movies, and music. Griffin's goal is to make accessories that are as high end as the system itself. We want to genuinely enhance the playing, viewing, and listening experience for the enthusiasts of the system.
As with Griffin's best-known iPod accessory, the iTrip FM transmitter for the PSP will allow users to enjoy PSP audio through their car or home stereo's speakers. As the memory is expandable through memory sticks and alternate storage solutions like Datel's 4GB hard drive become cheaper, the PSP is really growing into its role as a powerful portable media player.
Via: IGN. Thanks
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