The ‘Spin Master’ ipod cases are definitely he the strangest ipod accessories we’ve seen to date…
The ‘Beatz’ lets you drop ‘funky beatz’ and the ‘Remix’ lets you “remix”— they can be chained together so you and your buddy can work together. See them in action at You Tube.
Griffin Technology - manufacturers of iPod Accessories and creators of 
the iTrip are leading the way in CE approved FM Transmitters.
Both the Uk and Ireland regulators are to change the current archaic legislation to legalize FM Transmitters, however not all will be legalized - only ones with CE approval. Griffin has been quick to get the majority of its current iTrip range CE approved.
The approved iTrips are the iTrip Nano, iTrip Auto, iTrip Video and the Roadtrip. They are currently available to purchase from our iPod Accessories online store.
FM transmitters, which had previous been banned in the UK on the grounds they could interfere with broadcast systems.People using iTrips, the small radio-transmitting gadgets
used for connecting iPods to car and home stereos, will soon be law-abiding citizens. Comreg, the telecoms regulator, has revealed to this blog that it is to soon decriminalise the use of such short-distance transmitters. The only catch is that the items will have to have the ‘CE’ mark, indicating that they conform with EU standards (meaning that models imported from the US will remain illegal). iTrips were sold in Irish shops for a short while until Comreg clamped down on retailers, pointing out the rather anachronous broadcasting legislation.
See a list of iTrips and FM Transmitters at iAccessorise.