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iPod Radio Owners Create Pirate Stations The iTrip radio transmitter was designed to allow iPod users to broadcast their tunes to a nearby stereo. Some are using the low-power transmitter to create their own, short-distance pirate radio stations.
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iPod Radio Owners Create Pirate Stations

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iPod Radio Owners Create Pirate Stations

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The iTrip radio transmitter was designed to allow iPod users to broadcast their tunes to a nearby stereo. Some are using the low-power transmitter to create their own, short-distance pirate radio stations. Hear NPR's Neal Conan and Peter Rojas, editor in chief of Engadget.com.