Scosche is getting into the Bluetooth Integration market, with their latest “Blue Fusion” pictured above. With the Blue Fusion, you get hands free connection as well as audio streaming directly on any factory radio. Blue Fusion is part of Scosche’s BlueLife line. You can also connect an iPod or MP3 player to Scosche BlueLife transmitter and stream audio directly to a factory radio connected to Blue Fusion.
Some of the features include the ability to display the caller ID information on the headunit display, as well as the ability to interrupt the audio for incoming calls. Audio from the phone can be played through the factory speakers, with audio-in being supplied via a included microphone. No price or date available as of yet, but you’ll know when we know!
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RAYTEL launches their new line, EGO Bluetooth® Hands-Free Car Kits. With seven different flavors to choose from, there is bound to be a model for you. Some of the features amongst all the models include DSP technology, text-to-speech and speech-to-text , Bluetooth audio streaming (A2DP and AVRCP), and connectivity to Bluetooth enables phones, with support for phone-based voice commands.
The baddest of the bunch, the EGO Drive (pictured above) comes with a slew of features, and a hefty price. The drive combines a media experience with satellite navigation. You get a 4.3-inch touch screen, the text-to-speech technology that reads out text messages, Bluetooth audio streaming (A2DP and AVRCP), MP3/video player, and GPS navigation system with 3D map view and voice prompts. It’s suggested price is $799, a bit expensive considering a lot of the Navigation Head-units can do some of this and more.
For more info, pictures, and specifications, read on!
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