Bluetooth is a system that connects electronic
devices via wireless radio technology. This means that handsfree devices
can communicate directly with the phone without having wires plugged
in.
The range of Bluetooth is up to 10 metres - so when you get in the car,
you can leave your mobile in your pocket or handbag and be instantly handsfree!
Plug-and-Go Blue Tooth hands free system.
The first installation-free quality car kit designed and priced as a consumer
electronic product. Plug it into the cigarette-lighter jack of your car
to instantly and wirelessly operate your Bluetooth phone in handsfree
mode.
Simply plug this device into your cigarette lighter
socket.
£75.99 + vat
SAFE IDEAS, NEAT IDEAS
Fully
installed Blue Tooth hands free system utilising car radio speakers.
£125.99 + vat
Most components, once installed, are hidden from view.
One advantage of a wireless handsfree is the neat installation.
The audio is routed through the car stereo front speakers and all other
components are hidden, with the exception of the microphone.
VOICE RECOGNITION SYSTEM
Our Bluetooth handsfree incorporates voice recognition
technology for up to 500 names and up to 3 phones*.
Once programmed simply say the persons name and the handsfree will dial
the number. You can also answer and hang up calls by voice alone.
This means you may never have to take your hands off the wheel again!
*only one phone can be used at a time but up to 3 phones can be programmed
Features
- Wireless Installation
- 10m Range
- Voice Dialling
- Answer & Hang Up by Voice
- Radio Muting
- DSP Processor
- Audio Caller ID
- Audio Volume Control
- Full Duplex Operation Benefits
- Neat Installation
- Never Forget To Use
- Keep both hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road
- Crystal clear audio Includes
- Control Box
- Microphone
- Radio Mute Cable
- Power Cord
- Instructions
Why is it called Bluetooth?
Harald Bluetooth was the king of Denmark during the late 900s. Harald
united Denmark and part of Norway into a single kingdom and also introduced
Christianity into Denmark.
He also left a large monument, the Jelling rune stone, in memory of his parents.
In 986 during a battle with his son, Svend Forkbeard, Harald was killed.
The name Bluetooth was chosen to indicate the importance the part companies from the Baltic region (nations including Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland) have played in the communications industry, although it gives no indication of how the system and technology operates.