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Listen to Eternity Network Radio In Your Car
A new breed of FM transmitters the Belkin Full-Stereo Sound TuneCast Mobile FM Transmitter Bluetooth. Internet Radio Car Kit . This gadget plugs into your car’s cigarette lighter and pairs via Bluetooth with your smartphone ortablet — though it also has an AUX-in jack for devices that lack Bluetooth. Then it broadcasts your audio (music, Audible, NPR, or whatever) to an unused FM frequency on your car stereo, which it automatically scans to find.
In addition, includes a noise-cancelling microphone for hands-free calling, with the other party’s voice coming through your car’s speakers — a huge improvement over your handset’s own speakerphone and mic. It has a USB charging port so you can keep your phone topped off, and there’s even an AUX output you can connect to your car’s AUX input (if it has one) for a Bluetooth-without-FM setup.
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Belkin F8Z176-P iPod Tunebase FM Transmitter II
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Bluetooth LVC02A Internet Radio Car Kit by Livio
Product Features
- Bluetooth Handsfree Calling with Noise Canceling Mic: Safely answer and make
phone calls while driving. Quickly redial last call.
- FM Transmitter with RDS: Wireless audio solution for every vehicle. FM radios with RDS will also display artist and title information.
- USB charger: Charge your Smartphone.
- Works with and unlocks the premium version of the Livio Car Internet Radio App. Listen to over 45,000 stations with no monthly fees!
- Made for: iPod touch (2nd, 3rd and 4th generation), iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G
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