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Motorola Advances the Mobile Music
Experience through
Bluetooth
New suite of
Bluetooth wireless-enabled products merges wire-free mobility with musical
entertainment
LAS VEGAS, NV. – 6
January 2004 – Motorola Inc. (NYSE: MOT) forges new ground in mobile music
with the announcement of the Motorola Bluetooth® Stereo Headset HT820,
Motorola Bluetooth® Stereo Transceiver DC800 and Motorola Bluetooth® USB
PC Adapter PC850. Designed for freedom, ease of use and seamless access to
favorite songs, this trio creates a premium hi-fi wireless mobile music system.
As the first headset of its kind on the
market, the Motorola HT820 wirelessly connects to a Bluetooth wireless-enabled
phone and a separate music source simultaneously – promising that users
can enjoy favorite songs without missing a call. Music automatically pauses
when a call comes in and when the call ends, the music resumes play. The
intuitive headset features controls for both the music source and mobile phone
– making it easy to play, pause or stop a favorite song, as well as
receive, answer or end calls wirelessly.
“Motorola continues to lead the industry
with its development of innovative Bluetooth wireless-enabled handsets and
accessories,” said Bruce Hawver, vice president and general manager,
Companion Products Group, Motorola, Personal Device Business. “Whether
looking for an in-vehicle solution, headset, a wire-free music experience,
consumers can rely on Motorola’s Bluetooth portfolio for style, simplicity
and advanced functionality.”
Motorola’s new trio of music-focused
Bluetooth products eliminates the clutter of cables and provides Bluetooth
connections for up to 10m (30 feet) – delivering flexible, high-quality,
hands-free communication and entertainment.
About the
Products
The lightweight, ergonomic Motorola
HT820 provides premium communication and music connectivity with minimized
background noise and reliable battery power. Complete with a 3.5mm headset jack
and accessory cable, the headset is compatible with non-Bluetooth devices for
universal music enjoyment.
With the ability to
turn most stereos into a wireless music system, the portable Motorola
DC800 streams content to the Motorola HT820 from the stereo and Bluetooth
wireless-enabled mobile phones, PCs or other devices. For group listening,
music can be played through the stereo
speakers.
The Motorola PC850 empowers
traditional laptops and PCs with Bluetooth technology, establishing cordless
connections to compatible mobile phones, headsets and PDAs. Whether used to
share and stream music files, data or images, the PC adapter provides a new
level of mobile convenience.
Pricing and
Availability
The Motorola Bluetooth Stereo
Headset HT820, Motorola Bluetooth Stereo Transceiver DC800 and Motorola
Bluetooth USB PC Adapter PC850 are expected to be available in the first half of
2005. For more information regarding product availability in your region,
please check with your local Motorola
representative.
About
Motorola
Motorola is a Fortune 100 global
communications leader that provides seamless mobility products and solutions
across broadband, embedded systems and wireless networks. In your home, auto,
workplace, and all spaces in between, seamless mobility means you can reach the
people, things and information you need, on the go. Seamless mobility harnesses
the power of technology convergence and enables smarter, faster, cost-effective
and flexible communication. Motorola had sales of US $27.1 billion in 2003.
For more information: www.motorola.com.
Digital imagery of Motorola Personal Device
products mentioned in this release can be seen at: www.Motorola.com/motoinfo
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Media
Contact:
Monica
Rohleder
+1-847-523-5377
monica.rohleder@motorola.com.
MOTOROLA
and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office.
All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners.
The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any
use of such marks by Motorola, Inc. is under license. Other trademarks and trade
names are those of their respective
owners.
© Motorola, Inc.
2004.
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