Thursday, January 3, 2013

Belkin debuts HD Bluetooth music receiver


USA: Belkin has announced its new HD Bluetooth music receiver to stream content from smartphones and tablets directly to a home stereo system or standalone speakers via Bluetooth wireless technology.

An embedded NFC chip also gives NFC-equipped phones tap-and-play functionality—instant connectivity by tapping the device to the receiver.

“The HD Bluetooth music receiver gives you the best of both worlds, exceptional audio quality and the convenience of accessing music stored directly on your mobile device or your favorite music service,” said Nate Kraft, director of product management at Belkin. “It even stores settings for up to eight different devices, meaning the whole family can stream their favorite music seamlessly to the best sounding system in your home.”

The sleek-designed HD Bluetooth music receiver sits near your home stereo setup and features a variety of connections for optimal audio output, either digital coaxial, digital optical, or a traditional 3.5 millimeter-to-RCA connection for older stereos.

Using Bluetooth or NFC, pairing your device to the receiver is simple and can be done from up to 30 feet away, so you can change tracks or browse playlists from across the room.

Belkin HD Bluetooth music receiver (G3A2000) is priced $59.99.

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