Bluetooth kit to install in car

[Forkster]

Hey guys,

I bought a Parrot Bluetooth cellphone kit to install in my car. Which Calgary shop is techie enough to handle it?

[Forkster]

<crickets in the background>

No one knows of a shop that can install this? :confused:

[westside_ryda]

A&B N.E. sunridge

[googe]

tech skills not required. plugging it in to your lighter socket skills is all that is required

[Xtrema]

I'll do it for $100 + shop material cost.

http://www.driveblue.com/images/products/easydriveok.jpg

:D I hope you're kidding because I'm.

[Weapon_R]

It's more involved than plugging into a cig lighter, but any shop in Calgary can do it easily.

[googe]

Originally posted by Weapon_R
It's more involved than plugging into a cig lighter, but any shop in Calgary can do it easily.

actually it isnt, nothing youd go to a shop for.



The speakerphone ($99 at driveblue.com) does not require professional installation. You simply plug the round microphone and speaker module into your car's cigarette lighter, and it quickly connects to your Bluetooth-enabled phone, whatever its network. The unit has a built-in microphone - older versions had wired microphones that clipped to your visor - as well as a connected manual-control module with three large function buttons.

But by using its integrated voice-recognition technology, you can make and receive calls, check voice mail and adjust volume without touching your phone or the controls. It also has digital-signal audio processing to filter out background noise and echo so you can be heard more clearly.

Because it is a plug-and-play product, the Parrot kit is useful for travelers who rent cars - and potentially an asset when you need to call for directions along the way.


unless he wants a shop to clip it on his visor ;)