Philips is redefining the limits of entertainment this holiday season. The revolutionary BTM entertainment systems use wireless Bluetooth technology to free digital audio files from personal music players, cell phones and PCs. Introduced at the 2007 Philips Holidays in June event, the simple-to-use BTM628 and BTM630 provide powerful sounds, stylish designs and exciting connectivity to meet consumers' contemporary needs.

No need to spend time fussing with wires thanks to Bluetooth technology. The entertainment systems offer music playback from Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones and allows users to switch between telephone calls and music playback with ease. A full Duplex speaker phone with a built-in microphone and caller ID display offer the ability to participate in a conference call and immediately switch back to listening to a music play list.

Philips BTM630

Philips BTM628

In addition to providing a USB Direct connection to portable USB MP3 players, both Bluetooth wireless entertainment systems play MP3-CD or WMA-CD with digital text display. The systems offer one touch MP3 digital recording in 2X speed and CD ripping without the need for a computer. Adding versatility, the BTM630 plays and charges an iPod with its integrated dock and plays MP3 or WMA music from a SD or MMC card.

The easy-to-use entertainment systems include a handy remote control to navigate the player and digital radio presets. The BTM628 will be available in September 2007 and the BTM630 will be available in August 2007 both at an affordable suggested retail price of $199.

via Gizmodo