8COM Wireless just rolled out the Bluetooth Car CD/MP3 Player, a Bluetooth-enabled car CD player that pairs with your cellphone and lets you use your car stereo system as a hands-free speakerphone.

Which Bluetooth-enabled car CD player should you buy? While more cars than ever come straight from the factory with good-quality Bluetooth-enabled stereos, there are still many millions of cars ...

Dannie Lau, CEO of the company he co-founded in 1999 along with two other UCLA Electrical Engineering graduates, sums up the mission of PhatNoise this way: "As music enthusiasts, we were frustrated by ...

There are a number of retrofit CD players available online - most of them are standalone units that connect using the car's USB port. You then use the CD player like you would a USB media device. They ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. While most modern vehicles come equipped with competent car stereos straight from the factory, there is always room ...

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A device that enables a digital music player to work through an automobile's audio system. Generic MP3 car adapters work with all players, including iPods; however, there are many car adapters ...

CARS.COM — Don’t throw that compact disc into the dustbin of history just yet. (But fax machines, wood-paneled basements and “Jersey Shore” can stay there.) Seven in 10 car shoppers still want a CD ...

If this looks familiar it's because of heavy TV promotion by its seller, Comet. Its £30 RRP is standard, not just for seasonal sales. When we saw the advertisement, an effective MP3 player for the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While streaming has been the dominant medium of music consumption for years now, there's no replacing the experience of having a physical ...

An entertainment system that's been a feature in cars for 40 years has now entirely disappeared from new models - and plenty of drivers will be angry about it. The in-car CD player is officially dead ...