29 October 2007 16:40 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Motorola has unveiled the MOTOROKR T505 Bluetooth In-Car Speakerphone and Digital FM Transmitter, its first road-ready, music-oriented ROKR accessory.The MOTOROKR T505 will let users connect a compatible Bluetooth enabled phone to the car sound system and enjoy hands-free calling and their own personal music collection in stereo sound.
The T505 is described as portable and requires no wires or installation. Drivers simply clip the device to a car's visor and pair the T505 using Motorola’s EasyPair technology to a compatible Bluetooth device.
When the T505 is connected to a stereo Bluetooth phone, or an MP3 player, calls and music are streamed wirelessly via the car stereo.
Other features include StationFinder, which does what it sounds like it might and spoken called ID so users know who's calling without having to take their eyes off the road.
The ROKR T505 is expected to become available in Q1 2008.
Phones, Phone accessories, Motorola, Bluetooth, SpeakerPhones, Handsfree, Audio, FM transmitters


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