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>> Mr. Goodwin: What's up everybody?
Antuan Goodwin here giving you your first look
at the BlackBerry VM605 Visor Mount
Speakerphone. The NM605 is a slim profile
speakerphone and although it's branded and
marketed as a blackBerry accessory it should
work with any mobile phone that can be paired
by bluetooth connectivity with a pin. It's
supports voice and a2dp audio streaming. The
unit measures about 4 1/2 inches long, about 2
inches wide. Now the majority of the unit'
glossy front panel is one big button. Aside
from being a fingerprint magnet it can be held
to power to unit on or off or tapped to start
or end a call. Along to top are four icons for
battery, call, connection, and FM status. And
the bottom quarter of the device is occupied by
a speaker. The leading edge which is the part
that faces the driver when in use is where
you'll find the pinhole microphone. And along
to sides are a volume rocker a micro-USB
charging port and an FM button. Now the unit
features a built in FM transmitter. So
pressing the FM button will cause the unit to
scan for clear FM frequency which it will
verbally announce. Once locked in you should
be able to tune your car stereo to the proper
frequency to hear your calls and any streamed
audio over the vehicle's speakers. You can
charge by its micro-USB port by connecting to a
PC or with its included 12 volt charger. The
VM605 doesn't really do anything beside answer
calls, receive streamed audio, and its FM
transmission trick. It's a fairly basic
speakerphone that doesn't import your contents
like the Parrot Mini kit slim so you'll have to
depend on your phone's voice dial feature for
some truly hands free driving. This has been
Antuan Goodwin giving you your first look at
the BlackBerry VM605 Visor Mount Speakerphone.
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