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Hands-on with the Motorola Roadster Bluetooth speakerphone

By · January 30, 2011, 9:10 PM PST

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  • Motorola Roadster retail package

    If you want to talk on the phone while in your car then you need a headset or speakerphone and Motorola has a new one to check out called the Motorola Roadster. If you have an Android 2.2 device, then you will also get advanced features such as audible incoming text messages and the ability to respond via voice-to-text.

    Make sure to check out my full review on ZDNet Mobile Gadgeteer.

  • Front of the Motorola Roadster

    The Roadster front is dominated by a fabric cover over the loud speaker. There are buttons along the bottom to control the speakerphone too.

  • Front bottom buttons

    The buttons on the front are used for music control, volume/FM tune, and FM/speakerphone toggle.

  • Top control buttons

    The buttons along the top are for mute, call, and voice dial. They perform a bit differently on specific handsets so try them out to see how it controls your phone.

  • Back of the Motorola Roadster

    There is a visor clip on the back of the Roadster to easily secure it in your car.

  • Side view of the Roadster

    In this side view you can see the visor clip, power button, and standard microUSB port used to charge up the Roadster.

  • Included charging cable

    Your Roadster comes with a car charging cable and a detailed guide.

  • Roadster in hand

    The Motorola Roadster fits in your hand and is not too large.

  • Nokia N8 and Motorola Roadster

    This photo shows how a Nokia N8 compares in size to the Motorola Roadster. The N8 pairs up well with the Roadster and the buttons provide good control over the N8.

  • Roadster gallery image 1

    Roadster gallery 1

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    Roadster gallery 2

Motorola Roadster retail package

If you want to talk on the phone while in your car then you need a headset or speakerphone and Motorola has a new one to check out called the Motorola Roadster. If you have an Android 2.2 device, then you will also get advanced features such as audible incoming text messages and the ability to respond via voice-to-text.

Make sure to check out my full review on ZDNet Mobile Gadgeteer.

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