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Yeah the phone has a stand that charges it coming from the cigarette lighter and the bluetooth device isn't like built into the car stereo thing like above but is a tiny separate unit that was fitted beside the stereo. its real good and the quality of music that plays is actually surprisingly real good... Its just a shame It won't work for my K750, but does for a Nokia 6230.
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Posted: 2006-06-04 10:53:41
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nokia are unique in this way. I think most phone oem's don't allow streaming of music (even low quality non-stereo) via bluetooth.
As A2DP becomes common most handsets will start to support it.
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Posted: 2006-06-05 01:03:36
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I'm guessing, but the biggest problem with sound quality would probably come from the compression rate of the MP3, AAC, WMA, etc, file you have stored on the phone. You'd need a fairly large file size before BT transmission quality becomes an issue I'd think.
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Posted: 2006-06-05 01:35:55
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it not so much the bandwidth of bluetooth but whether the device has a suitable profile for sending audio or not. Phones cannot send the audio as it is played (streaming) unless they have the A2DP profile. However you can play the file on a computer as it is received over bluetooth lan, without the sending device having an A2DP profile.
Bluetooth throughput is 721Kbps (ver 2) so streaming a 128 or 192Kbps audio file is feasible.
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Posted: 2006-06-07 13:10:13
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