LAMBDA Mobile Apps has launched the Bl@st, a Bluetooth wireless headset with a built-in FM transmitter. The device allows you to stream voice or music from your mobile phone to any stereo FM receiver, including your car’s built-in audio system over the airwaves, simply by pairing with your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone.
At a scant 20 millimetres by 10mm by 63mm, which is about the size of your average Bluetooth headset, the Bl@st makes use of a 15-preset frequency selector visible through its organic LED display to allow you to transmit in your frequency of choice. It also features a dual-microphone design with echo and background noise cancellation technology, allowing you to carry out a conversation even in a noisy environment.
According to Lambda’s chief executive Michael Tan, despite the Bl@st being an active FM transmitter, it does not need an approval from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission as the power to signal output is no more than 120 decibel-microvolts.
Currently, the Bl@st v1.0 is able to stream music at 110 to 118 kilobits per second; by comparison, CD audio streams at 128Kbps. The rechargeable 130mAh lithium polymer provides up to eight hours of use in Bluetooth-only mode, or half the time with the FM transmitter.
Lambda plans to sell the Bl@st either through partnering stores or online channels such as Amazon.com and eBay.com, including its upcoming portal
At a scant 20 millimetres by 10mm by 63mm, which is about the size of your average Bluetooth headset, the Bl@st makes use of a 15-preset frequency selector visible through its organic LED display to allow you to transmit in your frequency of choice. It also features a dual-microphone design with echo and background noise cancellation technology, allowing you to carry out a conversation even in a noisy environment.
According to Lambda’s chief executive Michael Tan, despite the Bl@st being an active FM transmitter, it does not need an approval from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission as the power to signal output is no more than 120 decibel-microvolts.
Currently, the Bl@st v1.0 is able to stream music at 110 to 118 kilobits per second; by comparison, CD audio streams at 128Kbps. The rechargeable 130mAh lithium polymer provides up to eight hours of use in Bluetooth-only mode, or half the time with the FM transmitter.
Lambda plans to sell the Bl@st either through partnering stores or online channels such as Amazon.com and eBay.com, including its upcoming portal
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