Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Venturi Mini

Introducing a new gadget from NextGen Venturi… The Venturi Mini. I have learned about this fascinating stuff from tech.no.uk.

This device is said to be the world’s first wireless car gadget that incorporates both Bluetooth and radio transmitters in one technology. Both technologies allow you to browse superior quality MP3 tunes from a digital music player or even from a maximum of four separate mobile phones while you are in the car. It is integrated with the existing in-car speaker system through the use of a wireless FM radio bandwidth.

This polished, pocket size gadget suits just right into your car’s 12V cigarette lighter socket. And, that’s what I like about it. You won’t be bothered by the size and you would have to rack your brains up thinking where to put it.

The Venturi Mini features Bluetooth 2.0 and 4th generation Clear Voice Capture DSP technologies. The best thing about this is that it doesn’t need installation. It can also be transported between cars without a sweat. You might just carry it into your pocket, bring it to another car and there it goes.

Another impressive feature of this is that it is equipped with RDS technology that allows you to see the name of who’s calling you. It will be viewed on your car radio display. I can’t resist my excitement to use one of those. Imagine the convenience it gives when you answer an incoming call and your music automatically pauses. Then, it will just automatically restart after the call.

The charger of this gadget has a standard USB style 5v port. It allows you to charge while playing music or when you receive or make a call. Both music and calls are controlled with the use of the scrollwheel interface and OLED display. All instructions and messages shall be transferred to the car’s radio display. And, that is wirelessly, for minimal distraction.

I can’t wait until its September. You see, that’s only when this amazing Venturi Mini will be available in the market.

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