We spied this little GN-BT06T device from
Gigabyte
while browsing the FCC today and like what it has to offer. Basically it's a Bluetooth media receiver, but it works
both ways. Not only does it take music from your audio player and pump it to your Bluetooth headphones, but it can also
use music from your computer and jack into your stereo. We're not sure when this will be available or what it'll go for,
but we like where it's headed.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Zex_Suik @ Mar 20th 2006 6:08PM
Great stuff, now they just need to add in video and wifi with a built in webserver page that allows you to access the various 'feeds' from a pc or pocket pc. Oh yeah and might as well make it a wireless router with USB support.
and add 100+GB HD to capture streams
I'd pay 300$ for the above...no more
Salsa @ Mar 20th 2006 6:18PM
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Dermot81 @ Mar 20th 2006 6:49PM
Looks pretty versatile.
If the price is right, I'll probably get one.
Peter H @ Mar 20th 2006 9:09PM
Isn't this already available in the Motorola DC800?
See Motorola's description at http://motorola.digitalriver.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayPage&Locale=en_US&id=ProductDetailsPage&SiteID=motostor&productID=38603000&Env=BASE
I saw one at my local CompUSA on Saturday. It looked like a bargain if you have another device that can send or receive A2DP.
The Dean @ Mar 21st 2006 8:28AM
Doesn't Apple already make something like this? Air Tunes. Oh it's a network router too!
badbob @ Mar 21st 2006 10:47AM
Would be pretty cool to leave it near the Stereo and TV rack in case you need to watch TV or listen to the stereo in private.
ron posner @ Mar 21st 2006 11:23AM
Sounds kinda like Griffin Tech's BlueTrip for $149 - among others.