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Scosche Passport FireWire-to-USB iPod adapter gets reviewed

Dec 4th 2008 2:48PM on Engadget Mobile

This product actually works remarkably well compared to a lot of the stuff scosche pushes out sometimes. I picked one up off ebay at a discount and it's been impressive thus far. A few weeks before I got my iPhone I picked up an older model Griffin Road Trip from a TJ Maxx for $20. I was totally disappointed when I got my iPhone and realized the thing would play my music, but wouldn't charge my Phone. Enter the PassPort. I just popped the adapter onto the road trip and attached my iPhone and the thing charges and plays music without a hitch. Saved me about $50 considering the newer model FM Transmitter/Car Charger/Dock products that actually work for the iPhone cost between $80 and $100. Highly recommended.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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