13 January 2009 15:15 GMT / By Chris Hall
Kensington have for some time offered a range of connection options for iPods that make use of any 3.5mm auxiliary input on your car stereo.Incoming is a neat little solution that gets rid of all the cabling and just lets you plug your iPod straight into the 3.5mm jack and sit on a neat little cradle. As you might guess from a company like Kensington, it is called the In Car Auxilliary Cradle for iPod Nano.
Simply a plastic body with an angled jack on the top end, the device connects to the headphone socket of your iPod and comes with a range of different attachments to make sure that your version is held securely.
Prices and dates were not revealed, but we’re sure it will be along soon.
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