[.uk] ANYCOM FIPO Bluetooth Receiver - Bluetooth wireless ...

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Nifty little gadget:
First of all, the size is NOT 7 X 6 X 3. It is the whole damned box that is that size. The actual gadget is tiny 0.25" X 1" X 1.5" approximately. I was able to pair with it my KRZR K1 and stream music to a set of iPod compatible speakers. My first attemp to pair failed but the second one worked. Combine this gadget with an iPod FM transmitter like Sonnet's PodFreq (...)and you got yourself a bluetooth to FM converter which would allow you to stream your MP3s from your bluetooth phone to your car radio system using A2DP. And you feel like the guy next to you in traffic is listening to his crap too loudly, go ahead and override his station with your own "channel", hehehe. Now for the problems, it is tiny, smooth, and has no hooks or holes of any kind, which means you very likely to lose it very quickly. It would fall out of your pocket and you would not even hear it unless there is a hard surface. BAD design, it needs a loop/hole to hook it up to a key chain or something like that.

Tiny Must Have Gadget.:
Works great with normal iPod accessories. I use it to stream music from my HTC TytnII/AT & T Tilt. Make sure the ipod accessory is self powered or has an independent power source. It will not work with any ipod accessory which depends on the iPod for power. I have a Griffin iTrip FM Transmitter which takes power from the iPod. The usb charging slot on the griffin only provides power to the ipod and does not power the iTrip itself when connected to the Anycom FIPO. This is a limitation of the iTrip. Make sure the FM transmitter you use has its own power supply.