An In-Car Bluetooth Mini Device With Maxi Features

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An In-Car Bluetooth Mini Device With Maxi Features
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By JOHN BIGGS
Published: November 22, 2007
In-car Bluetooth devices — wireless systems for making and taking calls on the road without a headset — are a dime a dozen. There are all kinds on the market, from bulky visor-mounted gadgets to invisible factory-installed models. The Venturi Mini, however, is refreshingly different.

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The Mini does everything a Bluetooth device is supposed to do. It pairs with your cellphone and lets you make and take calls. It also transmits audio of calls over your car radio and includes a bright display for showing caller numbers.

Unlike other Bluetooth devices, however, the Mini includes ports for connecting MP3 players to the device or connecting the Mini to a compatible car stereo. It even supports Bluetooth music streaming from compatible devices and phones.

What’s more, the Mini has a full-size U.S.B. charging port so your devices won’t wear down while they’re playing through the system.

The Mini will be available in December, online and in stores, for about $130. Now, if only iPods came equipped with Bluetooth.

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Oh that is cool. I just started doing bluetooth and USB things.