Mobile music is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity for millions of people who take their music with them on their smart phone, iPod? or other portable music device. This latest innovation allows consumers to enjoy their personal music in their vehicles -- without compromising sound quality -- with any device that enables Bluetooth A2DP. A few months ago we introduced the Parrot SOUND SYSTEM with audio streaming ? our wireless speaker system for home and office use. Now, Parrot is introducing a breakthrough technology for consumers? vehicles by combining audio streaming with hands-free Bluetooth cell phone capabilities. Audio streaming is poised to be the next ?big thing? in mobile electronics.?

Edward Valdez is the man behind those words and he has just got the right to say such things for he is the current president and chief executive officer of Parrot, Inc., one of the world's creators of portable entertainment devices. And he is actually talking about their company's latest innovations and creations ? the one named Parrot MK6000. And he even further adds, ?The MK6000 is the second in a new series of advanced Bluetooth products from Parrot that take advantage of today's fastest growing consumer technologies ? audio streaming and Bluetooth.?

This can be a really good buy, if one may say so. And if the word starts going out, many car owners would also be looking for the Parrot MK6000 when they are also out shopping for their Daihatsu parts and the like. You see, this one would be quite a good buy for $239.99. But this one would be available in the United States come the first part of next year.

The Parrot MK6000 is actually the very first cellular phone car kit in the industry that can be used without their hands. And in the process, you are going to find you roaming and driving in a vehicle that can be dubbed as a music box with wheels.

You can use the gadget for up to five phones of pairing because of the Bluetooth 1.2 technology that it uses. It has a very user-friendly interface and also comes with integrated voice-activated menus.