When Griffin Technology released its first FM Transmitter, iTrip, for the iPod, I snapped it up faster than you could say “where’s a dead spot on the radio?” Like all things first, there were some problems with it, namely the difficulty of changing frequencies.

The new iTrip for the 3G/4G iPod takes care of that problem and it still retains that nice sleek look.

So what do nano users do for an FM Tuner? Well now they, too, can share in the iTrip family with the release of the new iTrip for the nano that basically docks the nano to the iTrip. Its “sled design,” as Griffin is calling it, locks the nano on and takes over the interface allowing you to tune right from the nano itself, easily. It also retains the slim design of the nano. In a nutshell, it’s another mighty fine product from Griffin!

Tags: nano, ipod, fm transmitter, griffin