Bluetake releases PSP version of iPhono mini

by Paul Miller, posted Mar 22nd 2006 at 4:49PM

Looks like Griffin isn't the only manufacturer looking to expand their accessory line from the cramped and competitive land of iPod devices and into the wide open world of PSP add-ons. We're now hearing that Bluetake is releasing their iPhono mini Bluetooth adapter for the PSP with a whole new look but the same name. The device sits along the bottom of the gaming handheld and features one-button pairing with Bluetooth headphones. No word on price or availability, right now it's merely listed as coming soon.

[Via PSP World]

Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals, Portable Audio, Wireless

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quahogian @ Mar 22nd 2006 5:07PM

Chinese company ever-e has announced the same Audio Dongle (A375) that has been covered by i4u, fanboy and engadget at the end of december 05. Those dongles are selling now on eBay as we speak, just type "psp bluetooth" in the search, they just don't have bluetake brand on them. As a wholesale importer anybody can order them right now with no labels and put one of their own on them.

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Joe @ Mar 22nd 2006 5:36PM

It looks like it's a record player stylus! How about that! Just turn on your record player, plug this into your EyePod, and record sing-along with mitch records till the cows come home!

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mike @ Mar 22nd 2006 5:40PM

so with the homebrew stuff is there anyway to install skype on the psp and use a blue tooth headset with voip ? now that would rock .

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Neester @ Mar 22nd 2006 5:41PM

Thats actually pretty cool!
I would buy it, i think...

The only thing I dont like about these attachments is that they will force me to take the PSP out of the playgear box thingy I have.

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ezekielwhore @ Mar 22nd 2006 8:40PM

finally.....

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Ben @ Mar 23rd 2006 12:45AM

Too bad there are no decent stereo bluetooth earbuds available from any vendor at any price.

Someone hurry up and make some!

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Dfrag @ Mar 23rd 2006 11:26AM

Holy shit, for a second I thought it said 'Bukkake'.
Phew!

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