Xlive XBM-100 Bluetooth MP3 Player (256MB)

[nk_au]

When your mobile phone rings, Xlive stops the music to your Bluetooth Headset so you can respond to the call. Easily send and receive files via Bluetooth - you can even play some simple games wirelessly. If you phone has Bluetooth - you can receive the phone's call through the MP3 player.

The MP3 player uses SRS labs 3D effects, and uses MP3 Direct Encoding, making it easy to record files. It can easily record specific parts of a radio program or telephone communication. It supports automatic sound equalizing.

You can connect the device to PC through USB to transfer files to and from PC easily. You can charge the built-in rechargeable Li-Polymer battery through your PC/Laptop and other digital devices using the provided USB cable.

Quoted from http://www.expansys.com.au/product.asp?code=111492&asource=111570

What do you think? Can be linked to the Nokia 6600!

[h82sk8]

Looks like another clever use of BT. Too bad this price tag is so high?

[nk_au]

True. Yet, this device seems really really good! Maybe the price will drop at a certain period of time ...

Fingers crossed ...

[tzeonn]

well, its a swell idea for none stereo bluetooth fones, and u can use it as earpiece too.

well, as tis product is relatively new, no other product like this (maybe there are, but v rare), thus they can sell at a higher price.

[nk_au]

well, its a swell idea for none stereo bluetooth fones, and u can use it as earpiece too.

well, as tis product is relatively new, no other product like this (maybe there are, but v rare), thus they can sell at a higher price.

I'm not going to buy it. I'd rather save another $200 or $300 (Australian dollars) and buy a Nokia 7610. But stil ...