Haven't seen it in person but it does have some nice features.

FM radio recorder feature that saves FM programming as voice recordings.

The following inclusions also help justify spending $50 on the Griffin iFM to add FM to your iPod:

The iFM doubles as an inline remote. Apple charges $39 for its inline remote, which doesn't include half of what the iFM gets you.

When you click the Record button during an FM broadcast, your iPod fires up and starts recording to a new voice file automatically--even in Hold mode.

When you're listening to digital music on your iPod and flip the switch over to FM, your iPod shuts down to save power--even in Hold mode.

The iFM defaults to American radio stations (87.5, 87.9, 91.1, and so on) but can be switched to European or Japanese bands. This saves you from skipping through extraneous stations, no matter which continent you're on.

It includes six FM presets, and accessing them is easy.

Although using the iFM does mean another cord, Griffin was smart about its design. If you clip the iFM to your belt or a bag strap, the wire won't get in your way.

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