Sony CMT-U1BT – the first Bluetooth Micro HI-FI Stereo System

If you’re familiar with the principle of sharing you know that for it to work you need seamlessly connectivity. That works great for computers with LAN connectivity but what about sharing media files between various playback devices. Now you have a problem, you need maybe an USB cable, iPod adaptor, RCA or a simple Jack. Life it’s never easy if you want to connect multiple audio sources to your favourite home audio system.

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To solve this potential problem, Sony launched today the first Bluetooth Micro HI-FI Stereo System, called CMT-U1BT. What makes this gadget different is the addition of Bluetooth connectivity profile A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) that, simply put, allows the device to playback music from any Bluetooth enabled device, no matter what application you are using.

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If you find yourself in trouble, not having Bluetooth connectivity on your favourite MP3 Player, Sony helps you with the A2DP Bluetooth Dongle that plugs in your PC, phone, portable CD or surround sound system. As you might expect from Sony, CMT-U1BT scores also big on style, with a brushed metal look. Add to that the 2 x 25 Watt RMS power, AM/FM Radio and remote control and you have a fine Micro HI-FI Stereo System that weights under 1 KG and costs approximately 399 €.