Having a conversation in and out of the car is about as simple as talking to yourself, thanks to Nokia’s first speakerphone, the stylish Nokia Speakerphone HF-300. Come with weight 80g, this detachable Bluetooth speakerphone (Bluetooth 1.1 and above) hosts a powerful speaker and microphone. Its audio quality is enhanced even more with Digital Signal Processing (DSP), canceling out excess noises and echoes. No need to concern yourself with the power button - this clever device knows when to turn off (auto power off) after you stop talking, the talk time can be up to 20 hours.
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Think that iPhone’s screen is great? Yes, indeed. But you can use this ‘hack’ to turn Nokia N95 to a bigger screen. Granted, the “hack” did begin with a broken N95, so strapping a portable TV onto one’s forearm and utilizing the device’s video output was about the only real solution within arm’s reach.
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Plantronics announced the Voyager 520 Bluetooth headset, featuring robust noise-canceling technology for business-quality performance. It combines a unique noise-canceling microphone and wind-reduction technology for exceptional sound quality, even in distracting outdoor environments. The headset includes Plantronics’ Multipoint technology that enables users to conveniently switch between two Bluetooth devices, such as work and personal mobile phones.
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Here your are, the HTC Bluetooth headset M200, small and shiny device.
Just 15g and capable of 8hrs talk/360hrs standby thanks to the Lithium Polymer battery (which recharges in 2hrs), it?s Bluetooth 2.0 compatible and is even pictured (in these FCC-sourced images) with a lanyard for those who aren?t quite geeky enough to wear the M200 all the time but still want to show off their flashing blue light.
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