Listening to music in the car is excellent, and increasingly people are choosing to integrate with their MP3 players rather than the traditional sound system with CD player. Thinking about this, the developed O'Car Oxygen Audio, a sound system with an iPhone dock, which offers a seamless integration with Apple's smartphone, and that drew attention at CES 2011.
Oxygen O'Car lets you choose your music directly on your iPhone using the mobile as an integrated system to the car. Moreover, it also provides a connection to the iPhone via Bluetooth for you to answer calls using a wireless headset. And if you want to access the Internet, you can do this either via Wi-Fi and 3G, which is great for running applications such as a GPS or an online radio like Last.fm. The dock has two positions and can be used vertically or horizontally, depending on the program you have running.
The gadget is ideal for you to update with information and listen to your entire repertoire of music saved on the phone while going to work by car. Be careful not to get carried away with the dock and lose concentration around, primarily with other drivers!
The sound system is compatible with iPhone 4, iPhone 3G and 3G, and keeps your smartphone while it is loaded into the dock. The front panel can be removed and taken with you when you park your car, something essential for those who live in Brazil.
Oxygen O'Car is in pre-sale in Europe for the equivalent of $ 299, and must be released in the U.S. for $ 349 between March and April this year, but the iPhone is not included, of course!
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