Japan-based MobileCast has introduced a bluetooth controller and custom face-plate package [.jpg] for DoCoMo’s new P902i 3G handsets made by Panasonic. The “mLink” kit is available, for an estimated market price of about 14,800 yen, in 3 different Disney character designs; Mickey mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Alice in Wonderland and enables remote control operations with the cellphones music player including play, skip, pause and volume adjustment at a working distance of about 10 meters.

Moreover, when there is arrival of a message of the telephone while music is reproducing, music changes into the ring tone, it changes into the telephone call one-touch, and it is possible to talk over the telephone hands-free as it is. When the telephone call ends, it is switched to the music reproduction one-touch again.

Via: BCN

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