Bluetooth Wireless Music Speakers

Hi, Just Planing on Buying A Bluetooth Wireless Music Speaker Like MD-3 \ MD-6 \ MD-4 \MD-7W \MD-5W Etc.
I have quite a few phones i would like to use with it, but i prefer to use it with my N95.
Could anyone Refer me A Good Music Speaker?
And How does the AD-42W Work?Message Edited by sailare on 09-Sep-200708:36 PM

Come on Guys, I'm Waiting, I need To Buy a Music Speaker!

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