Showing posts with label Blue Tooth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue Tooth. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Latest Bluetooth Earphones From Logitec
Friday, January 8, 2010
Latest Sportsband Bluetooth Headset From Jaybird
The Sportsband Bluetooth headset from Jaybird is aimed at sports enthusiasts. The device features an integrated microphone with Clear Voice Capture technology for phone calls ensuring your voice comes through crisp and clear. Music from your iPod or other device pauses while you take a call and resumes when you’re done. The Sportsband also works with VoIP applications like Skype. If you are interested, this lightweight Bluetooth headset retails for $89 each. [Jaybird][Source]
Latest Sony Ericsson MS500 Speaker
Sony Ericsson's latest release is not a cell phone but a speaker instead. The MS500 will come in trendy orange and black or chic white and pink to cater to both genders as the ultimate audio accessory to those who love sharing their music with friends and family alike. The MS500 comes with a durable splash proof shell and a handy strap which can be hooked to a bag or hung from the wrist. This ideal outdoor accessory might be relatively small in nature, but it can still be toted anywhere and everywhere. You can forget about being tethered by a wire though as it relies on Bluetooth connectivity to function as a remote control that changes tracks and control the volume, letting you relax without having to fiddle with a couple of devices while wrestling with wires that seem to have a life of its on. Compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled handsets from Sony Ericsson and other brands, the MS500 is powered by a couple of AA batteries that last for approximately 5 hours. No idea on pricing as at press time though.
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Latest Bluetooth Handheld Keyboard and Touchpad
What looks like an ancient BlackBerry is actually a Bluetooth Handheld Keyboard and Touchpad device that comes with four dozen keys and a touchpad. Being small and highly portable, it is easy to pack when traveling or going to school. This is one of the more diminutive accessories for a HTPC (Home Theater PC) setup if you're so inclined in your home. Priced at $62 a pop, all shipments will occur in the middle of January 2010.[Source]
Avenir Telecom Dual Air Bluetooth Streamer
Avenir Telecom's Dual Air Bluetooth Streamer is able to hook up to any iPhone or iPod touch which is capable of transmitting music to two pairs of wireless headphones wirelessly. It retails for $45 a pop, and would look set to be a decent accessory to have in car when there are at least a couple of folks who want to listen to their respective tunes on the iPod touch and iPhone without disturbing the rest of the passengers.[Source]
Avenir Telecom's Dual Air Bluetooth Streamer is able to hook up to any iPhone or iPod touch which is capable of transmitting music to two pairs of wireless headphones wirelessly. It retails for $45 a pop, and would look set to be a decent accessory to have in car when there are at least a couple of folks who want to listen to their respective tunes on the iPod touch and iPhone without disturbing the rest of the passengers.
Motorola has just released the Endeavor HX1 Bluetooth headset
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Tri-Specs unveils the Bluetooth-enabled eyewear at the 2009
Tri-Specs unveils the Bluetooth-enabled eyewear at the ‘2009 CES Unveiled’ pre-press event. Available in black, white, and metallic, these highly styled glasses come with a simple user experience and STEP Labs’ unsurpassed noise elimination acoustic technology. The gadget combines dual microphones, dual speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity in a mobile accessory which produces the best voice quality and intelligibility on the market. Other features include voice dialing for hands-free use, one-touch activation of phone calls, MP3 playback and call control buttons on the arms of the glasses. No word on pricing at this time.
(View Source)Bluepeaker Lost In Translation
This must be one of the ugliest Bluetooth speakerphones we've ever laid our eyes on to date - it might come with the added functionality of being a wireless GPS receiver for navigational purposes, but in this case, we'd much rather keep the functions separate. The Bluepeaker (pretty hard to pronounce with the missing 's' which was done on purpose) is meant to be used within a vehicle only, and doubles up as a hands-free speakerphone, a wireless music speaker and a GPS receiver. Unfortunately, the 2W speaker won't rock your ride, so you won't be able to pimp your way through the hottest nightspots in town with this. No idea on how much it will cost or when will it be released as it has just made it through the FCC's stringent set of tests, but will you get this when it is out?
(View Source)New Orb Bluetooth Headset Adopts NXT technology
Hybra Advance Technology Inc. and AbsolutelyNew Inc. have designed the Orb Bluetooth headset that adopts NXT technology to provide high quality bone conduction audio without the discomfort of placing a device inside the ear. The headset transforms from a ring with a simple twist to become a Bluetooth headset capable of hands-free calling. The Orb is also available in a Deluxe edition that features a Flexible Organic Light Emitting Device (FOLED) screen to display caller ID, calendar reminders, and voice-to-text information for communication without taking the ring off the finger. The base model Orb is scheduled to launch in January 2010 for around $129, meanwhile the Deluxe edition is due in April 2010 with a price of $175. The Limited edition designer models are also due in April 2010 with their price based on the value of the gemstones incorporated into the device. [CrunchGear][Source]
New Samsung Corby Bluetooth Headset
Samsung today introduced the Samsung Corby (WEP490) Bluetooth headset, which is a perfect accessory for the Corby series of mobile handsets. The WE490 features changeable cases to match the handsets and adopts some cutting edge technology such as noise reduction, echo cancellation and automatic volume control. In addition, its battery provides up to 6-hours of talk-time. The Samsung Corby Bluetooth headset will be released in Russia for approximately $45. [UnWiredView]
Sony Ericsson working on Susan and Sunny
Has Sony Ericsson run out of ideas that they have to call a couple of upcoming rugged handsets names that seem a wee bit soft - Susan and Sunny? These new handsets are tipped to come with a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and waterproof capability. There is no word on pricing or availability of either handset, but we're more interested in getting our hands on its specifications sooner rather than later.[Source]
Latest Jawbone Prime NoiseAssassin technology
Aliph's Bluetooth headset gets better and bolder with the new Jawbone Prime ($130). Featuring the latest NoiseAssassin technology, the headset offers better audio quality, better background noise elimination performance, new digital wind reduction, and improved comfort. The Jawbone Prime comes in a rainbow of colors, including black, brown, silver, red, yellow, green, and purple.
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Bluetooth audio receiver ‘LBT-AR200C2? from Logitec
This super compact Bluetooth audio receiver ‘LBT-AR200C2? from Logitec Japan is rather cool, with this device you’ll be able to playback any music simply by pairing it with a compatible mobile phone, PMP, computer etc. The unit itself has no onboard memory and features basic controls like play / pause and skip and has an internal battery that lasts up to 6 hours after being charged via USB. It goes on sale next month in Japan and will be available in four colors for 6,980 Yen ($ 77).
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Sony Introduces DR-BT100CX and DR-BT101 Bluetooth Headphone
Featuring Sony’s echo and noise cancelling technology, 2 new Bluetooth headphone DR-BT100CX and DR-BT101 have been introduced today. The new DR-BT100CX and DR-BT101 comes with easy to use finger-tip controls which make it straightforward to adjust the volume, play and skip music tracks, and accept or reject incoming calls at the touch of a button.
The DR-BT100CX supports USB charging, comes with three sizes of silicon ear bud and gives you up to eight hours of playback time. The DR-BT101 bluetooth headphone has a larger battery capacity to let you enjoy up to twelve hours of playback time. Both models support A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP Bluetooth profiles. They are available in europe now.
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DR-BT100CX
DR-BT101
The DR-BT100CX supports USB charging, comes with three sizes of silicon ear bud and gives you up to eight hours of playback time. The DR-BT101 bluetooth headphone has a larger battery capacity to let you enjoy up to twelve hours of playback time. Both models support A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP Bluetooth profiles. They are available in europe now.
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