The device doesn’t require batteries as it runs on the handset’s power so no charging of any kind is required. It also supports AVRCP functionality and also has a small LED indicator. This device has been a long time coming. My biggest worry is that Apple will now expect third party manufacturers to go on making devices to make up for the iPhone’s shortcomings, instead of Apple making the adjustments themselves. I hope I’m wrong.
The Bluetooth Transmitter is priced at $62 which would be just about Rs. 2,640 and is available from Brando.
this looks like one of the neater Bluetooth A2DP adapters available - and at a good price. tho why oh why the hold-up on built-in A2DP... 
