Scosche Industries, a leader in mobile electronics aftermarket accessories, introduces its award-winning BlueLife - bringing you a new line of Bluetooth accessories that allows wireless control of your iPod/MP3 player.
Kas Alves, vice president, marketing and sales, Scosche Industries, explains the basics behind Scosche's revolutionary BlueLife products.
The Scosche Bluetooth transmitter connects directly to the headphone output connector of the iPod/MP3 unit and transmits to a Bluetooth receiver connected to the auxiliary input of a vehicle's head unit or home audio system. Unlike other wired FM transmitters or RF remotes, Scosche's wireless technology transmits digital continuous streaming audio with CD quality sound to your car audio or home audio system.
BlueLife can connect to automotive aftermarket or OEM head-units. BlueLife includes hands-free cellular functions for Bluetooth enabled cell phones allowing users to listen to their music and answer cell phone calls hands-free in their cars. The hands-free cell phone microphone is included with Scosche BlueLife kit.
Kas explains the simple installation of BlueLife to a head-unit and demonstrates the out-of-the box solution.
The Scosche wireless Bluetooth interface in the home will allow anyone to listen to an iPod or MP3 player with digital sound CD quality through a home audio system. The transmitter can pair to an unlimited number of receivers. The Scosche receiver is powered by either an included 110AC power supply for home use or the included 12-volt adapter for automotive use
Scosche is pleased to demonstrate its BlueLife, streaming audio via Bluetooth capabilities for home, car and sport usage.
With Scosche's new BlueLife wireless products, the possibilities of listening and controlling your music are limitless. Where will you take your music? For more information visit our website at http://www.scosche.com.
Man that thing sucks. It's so big, I need something that can fit in an armband and doesn't weigh a ton so I can run with it. I think I'm gonna go for the Sony TMR-BT10 one, it's the smallest so far.
goomba008 2 years ago
Yes good one ! :D
today is the first time I heard about them :))
and wtf men I can't find that device on their homepage :P
ionutzis 2 years ago
you also won one more award for making the cheapest product!
shubh44ever 3 years ago
what the f do you mean by long history today is the first time i heard of you
shubh44ever 3 years ago
LMAO, it's a big fuckin hassle if you have to take out the radio and do all that wiring shit... if you know wiring then you're good but what about people who doesn't??? if it sends out a radio signal there's no hassle there BUT problem is... people can tune into FM90.1 and listen your conversation. We're not mechanics so they should find a solution to that hassle problem. hahah
LiToVNese 4 years ago
cd playerz cum wif a ipod plug in today
numlock1990 4 years ago
Or you can just buy a PSP and do it without all that crap, u just need to find a radio station that has no music on it, over here its 88.3
Then just flip the Wifi switch on and search for networks and select the station u selected and ur ready to play everything pn ur psp
TyreezyTyrak 4 years ago
wow thats cool man
ps3Glen 4 years ago
hey men i have a sony ericson w300i i wolud like a bluethoo but with video too no only music...
VWFULL 4 years ago
I dont understand the point of this. Could you please explain it to me. Why the hell would i want that big huge thing on my iPod so that I can walk only 30ft waway from it. I will always have it with me. I think that I am missing the point of this, becuase I really dont get it.
psycosquirrel789 4 years ago