12 Dec, 2008
Road Warriors’ Best Choice
You’re the new road warrior on the company’s sales team, and they have equipped you with almost everything you need to make and beat your sales plan. The new laptop is extremely cool, and the new blackberry is even better. Setting-up your new “tools,” you discover, however, the bosses forgot one critical tool in your kit: you’re spending your whole life in your car, but you have no way to use or charge your blackberry while you’re on the road.
Searching for the solution to your problem, you quickly discover that some products will charge the berry, and other products will hold or “dock” the berry, and you can find a gazillion hands-free add-ons for the little powerhouse. But is there one product that will perform all those functions and not leave you with a tangled web of spaghetti-like cords or a handful of left-over adapters?
Meet the Comfort Blackberry 8800 Car Kit
The Comfort Car Kit gives you a compact cradle to dock and charge your handheld while boosting your signal through an external antenna and giving you exceptional hands-free operation. Compatible with Bluetooth accessories from any manufacturer, the unit may actually eliminate the need for some of those add-ons. Users describe the Comfort Kit as “the perfect solution,” because everything about it is simple, straight-forward, and exceptionally practical. The mounting bracket installs effortlessly. The signal booster really delivers on its promise. And, setting your blackberry in speakerphone mode, you get an easy, complete hands-free system. You also have the option of adding a Bluetooth voice kit to boost your volume and control the unit’s functions from your steering wheel—a very cool if not totally necessary accessory.
In their reviews, the majority of users praise the signal booster, saying the unit makes their berries usable even in far-away rural towns and out there on far-flung interstates. They also appreciate the unit’s compact design, saying that it fits neatly, conveniently on their cars’ consoles well-within easy reach yet never in the way. All buyers recommend you shop around a little, because several on-line vendors offer deep discounts on the Comfort Car Kit—some up to 60% off full retail.
4 Jan, 2007
Samsung Electronics Co, LTD, a leading provider and innovator of mobile phones, launches Bluetooth Navigator (STT-D370) which is connected to mobile phones via Bluetooth® . It also adopts the latest technologies, such as Transport Protocol Experts Group (TPEG) and terrestrial DMB.The Samsung STT-D370 is the first Global Positioning Systems (GPS) navigator to connect a mobile phone via Bluetooth® feature. The microphone and speaker phone, embedded in Bluetooth Navigator enable the users to make or receive phone calls and SMS text messages, without using a mobile phone.
The Bluetooth Navigator also offers a built-in Real 3D map developed by Samsung, ensuring that the driver sees the road ahead in crystal-clear 3D graphics. The latest maps can be updated through Anycall Land. Read the rest of this entry »
28 Jul, 2006
Sagem are launching the Bluetooth hands free kit CK1 for optimizing use of the mobile both in the car and in the office. A multi-positional grip allows simple installation on your sun visor in the open or closed position. Compatible with all Bluetooth models, from all brands.
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Compatible with Bluetooth Version 1.2
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For use in the car or office
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15 hours communication time
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10 jours stanby
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Charging time – 3 hours
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DSP Function : ambiant noise filter
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Headset and hands free function
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Volume Control
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Size: 135.5 x 61.6 x 28.5 mm
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Weight : 140 g
23 Jul, 2006
Enjoy effortless and affordable wireless connectivity with the enhanced Motorola Portable Bluetooth Car Kit T305. With a sleek and stylish new design, superior audio capabilities and an intuitive feature set, the palm-sized Motorola T305 is the perfect companion for a busy mobile lifestyle. Optimized for the vehicle, the Motorola T305 lets you obey the law* by providing easy, wireless conversations in the car, keeping your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. Just clip, connect and go! Read the rest of this entry »
20 Jul, 2006
Sony is planning to do its part to help drivers enjoy safe hands-free conversations and crystal clear, streaming music on the road.
The Sony MEX-BT5000 car stereo is the company’s first audio-streaming AM/FM CD receiver with wireless Bluetooth technology. The car stereo automatically connects with cellular phones and other devices, including portable music players that have Bluetooth connectivity.
Placing calls from the MEX-BT5000 car stereo is effortless. Bluetooth technology transfers up to 50 phonebook contacts and six speed-dial entries from your phone to the stereo. The contact information appears on the receiver’s high-resolution screen so drivers can easily call friends even when the phone is out of reach.
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