Bluetooth Car Kit !!!!!
Followings are the spec about the car kit from MOTO
Bluetooth Car Kit IHF1000 - 98676
This premium car kit allows you to connect in many ways- digit dialing by speaking the number, saying the name of a contact stored in the car kit (car kit supports 20) or contacts stored in the phone (as many as the phone supports) or by direct dialing via the mobile phone keypad. Incoming calls with Caller ID will be announced to you as well as voicemail, SMS and low battery indicators. Simple voice menu prompts make it easy to place calls, link Bluetooth ?phones and request system help. Supports voice recognition in multiple languages, regardless of who is doing the talking. Provides a convenient hands-free solution for your car. The unique chrome keypad easily mounts to your dashboard with included double-sided tape and allows for optimal placement in most vehicles. The keypad is backlit for easy viewing in dark conditions. Motorola wireless accessories are compatiblewith any Bluetooth 1.1 or 1.2 enabled mobile phone or device. So easy to use, simply turn on the ignition and the Bluetooth ?link will automatically be established with one of up to four phones. Answer, end, mute, or place a call from the car kit's control panel. Then seamlessly transition the call to the handset when you leave the vehicle. Provides high performance hand-free audio with advanced echo and noise reduction technology. Offers Entertainment Mute feature to mute your car radio for outgoing and incoming calls and resume audio play when call is complete (if your vehicle audio system and your phone software already support this capability). Allows you to utilize car's audio stereo system or use included 5-watt external speaker. Professional Installation is required.
If this works with Mo's car audio stereo system, it is what i have been waiting for! (like the Nav system in MO, when Nav talks, music fades away, when it is done, music is back on)
do u think it will work charm in the MO?
if it does.. anyone know where i can get an install in Toronto area?
Followings are the spec about the car kit from MOTO
Bluetooth Car Kit IHF1000 - 98676
This premium car kit allows you to connect in many ways- digit dialing by speaking the number, saying the name of a contact stored in the car kit (car kit supports 20) or contacts stored in the phone (as many as the phone supports) or by direct dialing via the mobile phone keypad. Incoming calls with Caller ID will be announced to you as well as voicemail, SMS and low battery indicators. Simple voice menu prompts make it easy to place calls, link Bluetooth ?phones and request system help. Supports voice recognition in multiple languages, regardless of who is doing the talking. Provides a convenient hands-free solution for your car. The unique chrome keypad easily mounts to your dashboard with included double-sided tape and allows for optimal placement in most vehicles. The keypad is backlit for easy viewing in dark conditions. Motorola wireless accessories are compatiblewith any Bluetooth 1.1 or 1.2 enabled mobile phone or device. So easy to use, simply turn on the ignition and the Bluetooth ?link will automatically be established with one of up to four phones. Answer, end, mute, or place a call from the car kit's control panel. Then seamlessly transition the call to the handset when you leave the vehicle. Provides high performance hand-free audio with advanced echo and noise reduction technology. Offers Entertainment Mute feature to mute your car radio for outgoing and incoming calls and resume audio play when call is complete (if your vehicle audio system and your phone software already support this capability). Allows you to utilize car's audio stereo system or use included 5-watt external speaker. Professional Installation is required.
If this works with Mo's car audio stereo system, it is what i have been waiting for! (like the Nav system in MO, when Nav talks, music fades away, when it is done, music is back on)
do u think it will work charm in the MO?
if it does.. anyone know where i can get an install in Toronto area?