[Phil6340]

Can anyone offer any advice or a solution to my user requirements.

• I have a Nissan X-trail with no modifications (T30, 2003).
• I have two phones a Blackberry Curve 8900 (personal) and a TYTN2 (Work), both on Orange.
• I spend about 2 hours each day in the vehicle, travelling in usually built up busy areas.
• I spend some of that time on the phone (30-50%)
• I receive SMS and emails to my phone(s)
• I listen to ebooks and podcasts using Mp3
• At the weekend this vehicle becomes a dog and bike carrying adventure vehicle
• Come Spring 2010 I plan to hook up a caravan/trailer tent and do some touring around the UK.
• I have the option to have a Parrot kit fitted and hands free cradle for the TYTN2 by my employer.

My priorities for selecting equipment would be; Price, functionality, quality, design. I am ready to have a go at installing this myself as a project.

I would like the follwing userbility;

• As easy as possible operation for my uses previously stated
• All in one solution if possible on a touch screen?
• Ability to connect two phones via blutooth

Finally in the desirable section I would like to be able to view microsoft documents on a screen.

I have set a budget of £400, I have set this having no in depth knowledge of ICE.

Can anyone help, advise or point me at my grail?

Thanks in advance

[martUK]

First thing, if your employer is offering to pay for this why bother trying to do it yourself if your unsure of what your doing?

Anyway, in your budget you can forget about any document viewing. Best option would be a Bury CC9060 which is touch screen and voice controlled, which at the moment has a beta s/w out on test for what they call multipointing, which is two phones connected at the same time. For cradle option, I always use Brodit, excellent quality, and offer a range of just holders, or with charge, swivel mounts etc.

[Phil6340]

Thanks for the reply Mart.

Is this the only option to have two phones connected by bluetooth at once and will this be able to accept mp3 for listening to audio books etc?

Any other views?