Roadmaster, maker of audio and automobile accessories including the Wireless Backup Camera, will demonstrate two new Roadmaster VR3 Wireless Hands-Free Car Kits at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, January 8-11, 2007. The kits include a speaker, a built-in noise suppression/echo cancellation microphone and one-touch Bluetooth connection, answer button, and volume control. The LCD kit also includes a rechargeable lithium battery, a DC charger, “E-Z Mount” clips and a backlit LCD screen for Caller ID functions. The non-LCD model has a “golf club” design and plugs directly into the cigarette lighter.
The kits essentially turn any Bluetooth phone into a speakerphone, which should make drivers in the 14 states with cell phone laws pretty happy. The regular kit retails for $39.99 ($10 less than their press release announced) and the LCD kit (pictured) retails for $69.99.
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