Wireless Tunes from Your Android to Your Car

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  1. DougDroid

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    If you like music in your car and carry all your favorite tunes on your Android, here's a cool new gizmo for you! New Potato Technologies designed a wireless bluetooth device to beam your songs directly into your car stereo via FM or direct connect. They call it Tunelink Auto for Android, and it looks pretty nifty. The primary facilitator is a DC adapter that plugs into your car power port. It has an FM transmitter and Bluetooth adapter built-in and includes an auxiliary out. It even comes with a USB port so that you can charge your smartphone or other devices while on the go! The tuner program for the device can be downloaded free from The Market, when it becomes available, which should be sometime in January for $99.99.

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    #1 DougDroid, Dec 24, 2010
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    This is definitely a great idea, I like it a lot
     
    #2 microsnook, Dec 24, 2010
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    Link is bad dude. Page not found.
     
    #3 wolfson1, Dec 24, 2010
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    Seems overpriced to me. If your headunit already has an aux in just buy a cord to plug it up to your head unit. If not, an fm transmitter would suffice and if your car has bluetooth then just go directly to the headunit. Looks like a waste of money to me.

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    #5 jaycemiskel, Dec 24, 2010
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    I have a bluetooth to FM adapter that I picked up on ebay for much cheaper than that. It was like $20 shipped from China. May not be the highest quality device but it certainly gets the job done. Lets me stream pandora through my car stereo from my phone and also has a built in mic for answering calls.
     
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    Looks cool, but I prefer the hard line method for better sound quality :)
     
    #8 Martin030908, Dec 24, 2010
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    I use the Motorola T505. It's about the same price and doesn't require any app on the phone.
     
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    I want, need to free cash up.
     
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    Hard line as well ... Same reason as Martin...
     
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    My pioneer deh-9800BT that I got in 2006 does bluetooth audio and fully interfaces with an ipod (ONLY reason I own an ipod is cause this was the first stereo to be capable of interfacing with an mp3 device). This thing sounds nice, but definitely overpriced!

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