On test: Bluetrek SurfaceSound Duo
Is this hands-free set right for you and your car?
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"Bluetrek Surface Sound Duo in-car speaker review"
Published on: 6/2008
"Custom Car Cradle FM Transmitter Holder/Indoor Cradle"
Issue: 75/2008
On test: Morpeth Mobiles Custom Car Cradle
FM transmitters for MP3 players have become increasingly popular since OFCOM declared them legal but car users had been enjoying their abilities even before this. This product brings the technology to the desktop, complete with USB connectivity and and device charging, while retaining the core in-car component of other similar transmitters.
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"Bury CV 9040 Bluetooth handsfree car kit review"
Published on: 5/2008
On test: Bury Technologies CV 9040
With this new in-car Bluetooth handsfree kit, you too can look like Michael Knight in a Ford Cortina.
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"Venturi Mini review"
Published on: 4/2008
On test: Venturi Mini
This handy little device lets you stream calls and music from your mobile to your car stereo. But is it worth the money?
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"Motorola MOTOROKR T505 Bluetooth In-Car Speaker and Digital FM Transmitter review"
Published on: 4/2008
"Gear4 BluEye"
Issue: 73/2008
On test: Gear4 BluEye
If you're an iPod user, missing calls on your mobile phone is a fact of life. But not with Gear4's BluEye, a tiny gizmo that turns your iPod into an extension of your mobile.
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"Venturi Mini in-car FM music streamer"
Published on: 2/2008
On test: Venturi Mini
This is one of those gadgets that doesn't really fit into any pre-existing category largely due to it actually being three things in one: a standalone hands-free phone device, an RDS FM music streamer and, by way of its USB port, a charger.
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"Venturi Mini"
Published on: 2/2008
On test: Venturi Mini
Convergence is a popular thing in technology. Mobile Phones, for example, are slowly working away at becoming fully fledged mobile computers, capable of delivering email, surfing the "full Internet", as some people like to describe it, and guiding you to your desired location using GPS. It is part of the reason why we have a Mobile Devices section, since so many of the phones released can now be considered much more than that. Of course, this is just one example, but another smaller scale example is the thoroughly wonderful Venturi Mini.
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"Motorola MotoRokr T505 in-car speakerphone"
Published on: 1/2008
On test: Motorola MotoRokr T505
Motorola's Motorola MotoRokr T505 is an in-car speakerphone that works great and is well designed, but may have limited utility for many users.
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"SuperTooth Visor Voice review"
Published on: 12/2007
On test: Arcotec Voice
It is rather hard these days to come up with anything approaching a unique selling point as far as hands-free Bluetooth headsets are concerned.
Indeed, I am filled with dread when yet another device is sent my way for review as I honestly fear that I’ll be able to say nothing more exciting than it looks Ok, it sounds Ok, it doesn’t cost too much. But the SuperTooth Visor Voice is different, for a start it isn’t a headset and to finish things off nicely it has that elusive USP.
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"Parrot Minikit handsfree speakerphone"
Published on: 8/2007
On test: Parrot MINIKIT
The Parrot Minikit handsfree speakerphone promises to free your hands so you can do other things; like typing or driving for example ... why what were you thinking? But does it work? We get calling to find out.
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