Com One intros WiFi radio, Bluetooth speakers and headset

Wireless-happy Com One looks to be doing its best to cover the two big wireless fronts at CES this week, trotting out its previously announced WiFi-based Phoenix radio (now in black) alongside a set of Bluetooth-based speakers and a new Bluetooth headset. The retro-styled Phoenix radio will let you pick up Internet radio stations or podcasts from anywhere with a WiFi signal, as well as play MP3s or WMAs from an attached USB drive or MP3 player -- no memory card slots though. Phoenix's own "Phoenix Service" will also let you check the news and weather forecast before you roll out of bed. On the Bluetooth front, the descriptively-named Bluetooth Multimedia 2.1 Speakers will let you pump tunes from any audio source with a 3.5 mm or RCA audio output to the pint-sized speakers with one less wire, while the company's Mic Clip Bluetooth Stereo Headset will give you some A2DP goodness and an embedded microphone so you can go hands-free. There doesn't appear to be any word on pricing or availability for the Bluetooth accessories just yet, but the Phoenix WiFi radio is available now for $249.

[joshua conti @ Jan 12th 2007 5:17PM]

another crappy wireless set of lousy speakers- even the plastic looks like it was manufactured in 1950s russia...

[Howard Blumberg @ Apr 16th 2007 10:16AM]

If you don't like the speakers for one reason or anothe, then you can get the Bluetooth Stereo Adapter to connect the Phoenix wirelessly to your Home Entertainment Center (A2DP)and get the performance you want.

[Elton @ Jul 18th 2007 11:14AM]

I really like the Com One products and got mine at http://www.mybluegadgets.com/