Do Bluetooth repeaters exist?

We have two Android phones (Vibrants) and a regular land-line at home. We bought a cordless system that has Bluetooth built-in (Panasonic KX-TGA651) so that we can use the cordless phones to answer our cell phones.

Everything works well. However, we want to place the cordless base in the kitchen, but don't want to have to park our cell phones there. Do Bluetooth repeaters exist that we could use for this purpose?

The only repeaters I could find are commercial grade and expensive, I am not sure they are compatible with consumer bluetooth or not, doubtful.

examples:

http://www.solutron.de/Bluetooth/Bluetooth-Repeaters

http://www.engadget.com/2006/11/22/aircable-offers-up-28-mile-bluetooth-range-extender/

http://www.gener8green.com/g8g-shop-solar-pv-accessories-sma-sma-bluetooth-repeater-with-power-supply---btrep-in-1434

I have found a site which lists the capabilities of the Bluetooth device as "Multipoint Forwarding, SPP + DUN Profiles, and Bluetooth Repeater Mode" http://www.conserver.com/consoles/BlueConsole/

I am thinking of getting this, powering it with a 9V battery and streaming audio from my phone to this, then boosting the signal and streaming it to my class 1 Bluetooth stereo headset (Motorola S705).

I used to use a Motorola Milestone and could get 30 to 50m between the two, but my new Samsung Galaxy Note limits about 25m, which is not going to work for me sometimes.

Unfortunately none of the above equipment suggestions will work unless both the base and the hand held receiver use SPP (Serial Port Profile) as some Android phones do. Most cell phones with the link to cell feature use the Hands Free Profile.

The SENA Parani SD1000 along with most other serial adapters and commercially available repeaters use the Serial Port Profile. A base station or a handheld using the Hands Free Profile would not appear for pairing.