Philips does the Blues wirelessly

Philip Wong | Jun 27, 2008

The Philips micro hi-fi has a new spin, this time with wireless music streaming implemented using Bluetooth technology. The BTM630 is designed to work seamlessly with any Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone, media player and laptop. With an inbuilt microphone, it will also double as a handsfree speaker which automatically toggles between voice calls and music playback.

For added versatility, the BTM630 has an iPod dock integrated right on the chassis and a sleek slot-in CD player. These will free you from the constraints of a mobile device's limited battery life, plus the added advantage of true fidelity offered by CDs. It goes for a pretty reasonable price of S$329 (US$223.35), too, and is now available in Singapore.

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ferdiei

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ferdiei says...
this is one nice "convergent" audio player..at a good price too, i hope you could make a full review of it in the AV section

Jun 28, 2008 12:33

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grs says...
Does Philips plan to give a software upgrade to other Home Theater Systems? I just bought a HTS3152 system and i could do with this BT link for my PC :-(

Jun 30, 2008 14:40

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