Philips BTM-630 Bluetooth music system hits the FCC

by Donald Melanson, posted Jul 12th 2007 at 4:51PM

We first heard of Philip's BTM-630 Bluetooth music system when it was announced alongside a number of other Bluetooth-equipped systems last month, but it looks like it's just now passed through the FCC's all-important hands, making it one step closer to landing in yours. In case you missed it, this one not only packs an iPod dock, but a built-in CD burner and Bluetooth compatibility to let grab songs from any Bluetooth-equipped cellphone or make some hands-free calls. Those looking for some slightly less glamorous shots of the device can get their fix after the break, while the truly curious can hit up the link below for some shots of the system's innards, along with the complete users manual (all courtesy of our friends at the FCC).

Filed under: Cellphones, Home Entertainment, Wireless

Tags: bluetooth, bluetooth wireless music system, BluetoothWirelessMusicSystem, fcc, ipod, ipod dock, IpodDock, philips

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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shakman @ Jul 12th 2007 5:14PM

The promo photo show's a black top which looks so much nicer. The silver makes it looks much cheaper IMHO. I wonder why they changed it?

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diego nunes @ Jul 12th 2007 8:59PM

@shakman: both versions, maybe? "if you can't afford black furniture, buy this cheap-looking silver that goes with any you already have".

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Galley @ Jul 13th 2007 10:59AM

Check out the huge ass on that thing!

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Roark Burney @ Jul 14th 2007 12:56PM

looks ugly

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