Mac’s Safety Space: iPods and device interference -- and how many downloaded songs does Mac have?
Hospital Safety Connection, May 20, 2009
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Join Steve MacArthur, safety consultant for The Greeley Company, as he offers advice and best practices on a variety of hospital safety topics on his blog, Mac’s Safety Space.
Mac writes in today’s posting, “To me, the idea of iPod interference made absolutely no sense as the iPod’s output is very limited and the digital signal is transmitted directly to the earphones.”
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