UK 'bans' iPod radio add-on
Griffin Technologies’ iTrip iPod add-on is illegal in the UK, British distributor A M Micro has said. "The iTrip connects to an iPod and transmits songs by FM radio to any radio receiver in the vicinity. While its operation in the US is permitted by the Federal Communications Commission, over here the device contravenes the UK Wireless Telegraphy Act of 1949."
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