Arpita:
I can’t call it a piece of beauty from the FCC image, but this is undoubtedly the new headphone from Motorola that received FCC’s nod. The specialty of the Motorola JayZ headphone is that it can be used simultaneously with your Bluetooth audio device and your Bluetooth cell phone. This means if your cell phone rings while you are listening to music you can simply transfer the call on your JayZ headphone and your music automatically restarts once you end your phone call with the push of a button. JayZ supports both Hands-free and Headset Bluetooth profile for calls and Advanced Audio Distribution and Audio Video Remote Control profiles for wireless music.
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Written by arpita on August 19th, 2008 with no comments.
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Arpita:
Here is a stereo Bluetooth headphone from Sony Japan that means serious business for users who rely more on function and less on fashion. With companies like the jeans maker Levis developing fashionable Bluetooth headsets that looks more like a necklace than a gadget, Sony’s headsets are not fashionable accessories but it is the emphasis on advanced feature that make it stand out in the crowd. The DR-BT 140QP Bluetooth Stereo Earphones, available in four colors – black, silver, white and pink, can be used with PMPs, cell phones and notebooks that support A2DP audio profile. It can connect to any Bluetooth device up to a distance of 10m and have 12hours of playback and 200hours of standby time. It has inbuilt control for playback, halt, stop, tune sending and tune resetting. Even if you use it for a long time, Sony promises that its headset will not bring any kind of discomfort around the ears for the user.
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Written by arpita on August 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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