
While it is basically just a dash-mounted dock and remote, their ingenious PR department is calling it the “first integrated hands-free solution to combine high-quality communication, music, navigation and push-to-talk in the car.” Of course, this is because many of their higher end (and even not that high-end) phones are capable of playing music, as well as “communication”, of course.
However, if you want your handy handset to tell you where to go, you’ll need to purchase an additional GPS Bluetooth receiver. Of course, they’re quick to mention that the soon-to-be-released Nokia LD-2 Navigation Pack is perfect for that purpose. No word on pricing, but both the CK-20W Car Kit and LD-2 Navigation Pack should be available later this summer.




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