EXPANDED LINE OF PERIPHERAL ELECTRONICS® CELL-SITE ADAPTORS PROVIDES SEAMLESS HANDS-FREE BLUETOOTH® INTEGRATION

9/10/2007

Compatible with select late-model Ford and GM vehicles, the MOT1000, PT3100, and PT3200 allow voice-command functions and help deliver high-quality audio from Motorola and Parrot car kits to the factory stereo.

Clearwater, Fl., September 2007 - Peripheral Electronics®, AAMP of America's innovative OEM Integration division, announced today its expanded line of cell-site adaptors for seamless hands-free Bluetooth® integration. Compatible with select late-model Ford and GM vehicles, the MOT1000, PT3100 and PT3200 adaptors allow voice-command functions and help deliver high-quality audio from Motorola and Parrot Car Kits to the factory stereo.

The MOT1000 works with the Motorola IHF1000 Car Kit, and the PT3100 and PT3200 work with Parrot 3000, 3100, 3200, 3300, 3400, and 3500 Car Kits. All three kits use either the Peripheral Electronics FCSS-1, FCSS-2, GMCSS-2 or GMCSS-3 vehicle-specific harnesses. Together, they are compatible with numerous 1998-07 Ford and 2000-07 GM vehicles.

The adaptors plug directly into the harnesses, providing an easy solution that connects Motorola or Parrot Bluetooth kits to the factory radio. The harnesses work with all amplified and non-amplified audio systems, and automatically mute the system when a call is sent or received. They also play conversations through the front speakers in digital-quality sound for an enhanced hands-free experience.

The MOT1000, PT3100, and PT3200 are a critical part of Peripheral Electronics' complete Hands-Free OEM Integration Solutions. For more information, visit http://www.peripheralelectronics.com or call a Peripheral Electronics Sales Representative at 727-572-9255.

About AAMP of America:
AAMP of America is a global supplier of a broad spectrum of car and home audio video accessories, installation supplies and OEM integration solutions. AAMP of America brings many new technologies to the forefront including; convergence of personal audio devices into the automotive environment, integration of mobile video into OEM systems, and storefront point of purchase profit centers.

Peripheral Electronics can be found on the Web at www.PeripheralElectronics.com.