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Slot Intempo's little dongle into your speaker's iPod dock, and you can stream music to it from your Bluetooth-ready phone, PC or non-iPod MP3 player. The 61 x 51 x 10mm BTA01 is compatible with any Bluetooth v1.2 device and speakers with standard iPod dock, and has a range of up to 10 metres. Handy if you need a remote music system or if somehow you've got an iPod speaker, but no iPod. Available now for £39.99 ($87) [PocketLint]
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@foxmajik: No, you can't just say "makes your speakers bluetooth capable" because the dongle specifically fits into an iPod dock, so they have to be iPod speakers. Not every mention of iPods is search whoring.
chibimagic
You could have just said "...makes your speakers bluetooth capable." But that wouldn't have looked as good in the search marketing metrics, would it have?
foxmajik
i have that phone
sony ericsson ftw
elislider
Gonna get one to use with my Samsung P2. Maybe get a Sound Dock to go with it.
Voohoo
I found a similar device for just $50.
[nextelonline.nextel.com]
It's got a Sprint logo on it, but I can't imagine it wouldn't work with any A2DP device.
getgreg
I wonder if this will fit in a standard iPod dock I have left over from my last ipod. I already have it hooked up to my home stereo.
Kevin Pratt