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Parrot Rhythm n' Blue: Make phone calls through your car's radio system
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Wouldn't it be nice for your car radio to automatically mute in response to an incoming cellular call? With Parrot's Rhythm n' Blue radio system you can do just that. The radio/cd player has an embedded Bluetooth receiver takes audio from your phone and transmits through the car speakers.
The system can play AM/FM as well as CDs with MP3s. It installs just like any other car radio and will pair with most Bluetooth phones. A small LCD screen will show Caller ID information for each call. It also has a built-in address book that is accessed by voice-recognition.
The Rhythm n' Blue should be available 1st quarter of 2006 for a suggested price of $349.
Source : Tom's Hardware US