Haven't you always wished that you could just wave your hand infront of a device and it would activate? When you are driving and you need to turn up the volume, isn't it safer to just motion with your hand one way or the other? And didn't you want a speaker phone in your car that you could just say "answer" to, and your call would be answered? Well - your dreams have been answered!! The future is NOW!! The product is here - and it's the DriveNTalk BHF2000.


DriveNTalk has designed the most advanced user interface of any Bluetooth car kit ever made. The BHF2000 is packed with voice triggers, voice prompts, and voice commands.


What BHF2000 brings to the table is that drivers can and will have an access to most of the basic features of the phone, such as Bluetooth pairing, making and taking a call, and even sending and receiving text without having to touch anything.

It can be and will be done with voice, helping its user to experience the comfort and safety of Bluetooth technology while driving. Also with the newly added technologies such as Gesture sensing and G-sensor offer automatic connection features, providing even more comfort for its users and minimizing distraction while driving.

Check out this video demonstration at this year's Consumer Electronics Show,  where DriveNTalk was awarded the CES Innovations 2011 Design and Product Award - and rightly so, if I may add!



Vehicle-like design concepts were implemented when creating the BHF2000 Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit so as to complement the aesthetics of luxury automobiles. Innovative features like solar power recharging minimizes the number of times you have to manually recharge the device. Need a bit of juice? Flip your visor down for a full solar charge. The BHF2000 also features multi language support. English, Spanish, and French are all available as Voice UI. There is even a mobile apps for Android and Blackberry Devices brought to you by Dial2Do. All of these features clearly amount to DriveNTalk's product concept for the BHF2000: The Ultimate. And as far as we are concerned, the Future is NOW!