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Wireless Stereo For iPod |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Monday, 14 January 2008 |
Motorola, has released a Bluetooth Adapter for the iPod to allow music
fans to enjoy wireless Bluetooth headphones like the MOTOROKR S9
Bluetooth stereo headset. Previously the company only offered the
Motorola S705 Soundpilot bundle which includes a dongle with wired
earplugs.
The new adapter, the D650 allows you to listen to music stored on your
iPod completely free from wires by adding stereo Bluetooth capabilities
to the iPod which will team up with the ultralight S9 Bluetooth headset.
"We are thrilled to offer this innovative new product - the Motorola
Bluetooth Adapter for iPod D650, which allows users the opportunity to
now listen to their iPod tunes wirelessly and on the move when paired
with stereo headphones. The D650 can also be paired with Motorola car
kits, enabling the iPod experience to be extended into the car, which
is ideal for those who travel" said John Demezieres, Business Manager,
Companion Products, Motorola Australia.
The D650 is powered directly from your iPod, so you don't have carrying
around or charge lots of accessories. The iPod then wirelessly connects
to compatible Bluetooth enabled stereo headphones such as the MOTOROKR
S9 headphones which is dead easy with Motorola's EasyPair technology
that simplifies the connection and confirms it with a clear indicator
light.
The D650 is also compatible with a range of
Motorola products and with any brand of Bluetooth enabled stereo
headphone. You can pair the D650 with Motorola‘s S805 Bluetooth DJ
headphones or Motorola Bluetooth Stereo Gateway DC800 for home
entertainment, or use with the Motorola T505 or T605 Car Kits to listen
to iPod tunes over the stereo in your car.
The D650 is still available in a bundle with the Motorola S705
Soundpilot. This bundle is available exclusively through Dick Smith
Electronics, Dick Smith PowerHouse and Tandy for RRP A$199.
The iPod D650 / MOTOROKR S9 headphone bundle is widely available for RRP A$249.95
Motorola D650
D650
 
ROKR S9
  
SoundPilot S705
 
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