Motorola wows audience at SEMA 2006

Motorola has announced several new devices that will enhance your driving experience at the 2006 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show. This new range of Bluetooth-enabled products aim to bring innovative solutions that offer uninterrupted access to a gamut of information, entertainment, and communication no matter where you are 24/7. The quartet of devices in question are the Motorola Hands-Free Speaker T305, the Motorola Music and Hands-Free System T605, the Motorola iRadio, and the Motorola ic502. Read more about each individual product after the jump. The Motorola Hands-Free Speaker T305 is a portable clip-on device that offers you the opportunity to carry out intimate conversations even in the noisiest environments. You can now concentrate on the road fully without repeating your words over poor voice quality. The higher end Music and Hands-Free System T605, on the other hand, integrates digital audio and incoming calls into a single device. You can listen to your music wirelessly via Bluetooth with the T605, where this device can be integrated into an existing car audio system.

As for the Motorola iRadio, it is an innovative mobile music subscription service that enables the user to play their favorite tunes over an iRadio-enabled cellphone, ensuring that you will never be far away from those tracks you love so much. The iRadio can also stream audio to the car stereo with an optional stereo Bluetooth car adapter.

Last but not least, the Motorola ic502 is the first dual-mode iDEN/CDMA handset that let’s users connect to the CDMA network for voice and data call purposes, while using the iDEN network for Push-To-Talk (PTT) capabilities. It comes in a robust clamshell design that will withstand the everyday rigors of cellphone use.