By David Ponce
Something useful with Bluetooth. Who’da thunk?
The Parrot CK3000 Evolution is a bluetooth enabled device that makes taking and making telephone calls in your car as easy as stealing candy from a baby. Essentially, the professional-installation-only system syncs with your bluetooth enabled cell and responds to voice commands. Say “Call Cindy” and it’ll call you for. It’s then retransmit the conversation via the car’s sound system in full duplex, with noise reduction.
A call coming in? It’ll display the number and any associated picture, for you to decide whether to take it or ignore it.
If two more people in the car also have Bluetooth enabled cells, it doesn’t get phased and allows up to three people to call (no mention of what happens with 4 or more).
Really very useful if you’re the kind of person who needs to have both hands glued to the wheel at all times.
Now, I’m a lazy sloth, and I didn’t look very hard. I couldn’t find a price. Silly me. You try, right here. Story VIA Gadgetmadness.
It would certainly be possible to handle three conversations by phasing them, but I’m pretty sure you meant “fazed”. Don’t you guys have a dictionary? 😀 Do you need a professional editor and proofreader? Can I work for really cool junk instead of money? 😀
Hands Free Device – Parrot CK3000 Evolution
In the recent post about the ‘polite’ phone by Motorola, the interesting part was making life easier while driving and using the cellphone at the same time. With the new Parrot device, the task becomes easier then before. The…
what’s new about that? even my ericsson r520i could do that, and that phone is several years old now. exept the noice-reduction maybe.
It’s the Parrot 3200 LS-COLOR, not the Parrot CK3000 Evolution 🙂
See http://www.parrot.biz
I hae had a CK3000 installed in my Toyota Echo 2005. Everything works fine except I can not route it through my car audio system. I tried an external speaker, but the sound is way to low . Can someone suggest how I would go about connecting it thru the car radio like it was meant to be.
Hi Nash, please contact our technical support or browse our user’s forum here http://www.parrot.biz