Articles tagged with: Bluetooth
Posted in Gadget on 7 November 2009
I take it all back: not with the Jabra Stone is drawn into the secretive, most attention gadgets product to itself, but with the halo. In this Bluetooth headset is an actual set new test jabra halo earlier. We have secured no hearing impairment and experienced the modernistic headset for you.
The Jabra Halo is so to speak super gadget the stereo-model of the Stone. We recall that the Stone is that modest newest and new purist Bluetooth headset. The Halo is similarly minimalist, but fluffy in stereo and an entire tick.
It is perfectly devoid of remote manage and can be associated either wirelessly great products a headset via Bluetooth or via cable on the Test Jabra Halo headphones stereo-model super gadgets jack. Always so many cables have been included that you unpack the earphones rectal require sorting all. There is a power provide with a appropriate micro-USB connector for the headset. The sound attribute is subjective, slightly better if you via the headset jack – but can we not use some of the function.
Posted in Bluetooth on 27 October 2009
There is nothing like this look: The seem you see with the people, if you running so in the ear with a stone through the pedestrian zone. The Bluetooth headset seems like a prop from Star Trek and has more to proffer than you may believe at first glance … The Stone is a Jabra Bluetooth headset. There is basically just a bar, which one wanders over the ear and has no visible controls. The Stone does many things well – but unluckily not all.
Delivery
The stone is released in a cylinder. This manual, driver, ear piece, charger, and a round bit included. It is a mobile loading and storage station. The stone is positioned during transport to the dock, where it is safely removed and shall be charged at the same time. The charging station is furthermore supplied via a micro USB cable supplied with electricity.
Posted in Gadget on 7 January 2009
We all know how much can be dangerous to drive a car while talking on our cell. The campaigns of prevention are many and the results sometimes do not match the effort put. To prevent this, that such a device that allows block all connections from your cell phone while driving? It would be interesting to you? This idea was born Key 2 SafeDriving that combines an inhibitor to cell with a locksmith. The operation turns out to be very simple: just the driver put the car to work to make the switch by Bleutooth send a special message for the phone. Once you receive this message that he will arise automatically in driving mode.
Posted in Gadget, Keyboard on 18 December 2008
This small keyboard with lighting can be really complicated to use, but at least to me, I loved it. Has 56 keys (the basic writing the Windows key + the + FN), is created for travelers (though probably almost like writing in the NETBOOK smallest market), and best of all, can be used wirelessly. Also connects via the USB port, it works, as I said earlier, with wireless networking that will operate up to 10 meters from the computer, it measures 170 × 81×15mm and weighs 138g.
Posted in Gadget on 10 December 2008
The Jabra BT350 Bluetooth Headset is equipped with many likeable features. It has easy access volume buttons, an external LED which indicates charge level, and also has a vibrate option to keep your on-the-job calls on the DL. The multifunction button on the face of BT350 operates power, controls calls, and readies it for pairing. The ear loop is particularly flexible, allowing for a very customized fit.
Posted in Gadget, Samsung on 6 December 2008
It enlarges the family of bluetooth headsets for Samsung after the launch of two new models, it is the WEP75 and WEP850. The first has a very simple design that includes an LED screen for signs basis, the power button and volume. In his 11.7 grams of weight includes a battery that allows a range of 6 hours of talk or 6 days of standby time. The WEP850, however, looks like a box of lipstick.
Posted in Gadget, Sony on 3 December 2008
A blurry image of a product, very grainy, as stolen and it also is a great brand? We love it! Because this image could describe it as such, but without showing show. At the FCC, an agency in the U.S. which is responsible for giving licenses to any device that emits radio waves, in whatever form, has published that gives the go-ahead to a Sony device with WiFi, Bluetooth, EVDO and HSPA.
Posted in Gadget on 2 December 2008
QStarz’s latest GPS data logger/Bluetooth GPS receiver is self-proclaimed to be the most powerful in the world. Going by the moniker BT-Q1000X, this device will share a similar form factor as its predecessors, although underneath the hood is where all the difference lies. Features of the BT-Q1000X include :-
1. MTK II chipset with high sensitivity -165dBm and 66-Channel tracking
2. Ultra lower power consumption (up to 42hrs operation)
3. Less than 15-sec. AGPS fix support
4. Update Rate 1~5Hz
5. G-Mouse + Bluetooth in one: wired and wireless GPS receiver
6 QZSS, DGPS(WAAS+EGNOS+MSAS) support
Posted in Bluetooth, Head Phones on 12 October 2008
Bluetooth appears to have become a fashionably necessary technology that is being imbibed into everything from cell phones to sunglasses and now even helmets. After all, that important piece of protection that you wear when you are out on your wild rides wheeling to catch that hottie’s attention should also be able to connect to your mp3 player.
The new Parrot Bluetooth, SK4000, is a Bluetooth enabled earpiece designed especially for helmets. The earpiece, which can be easily attached to any helmet, can be controlled via the handlebars of your motorcycle and can even play you the radio as you ride along grooving to the music. The Parrot SK4000 acts like Bluetooth A2DP and has an omnidirectional microphone that also has noise reduction facility so you can hold conversation with your bikers even during high traffic. A 3.5mm jack entrance allows connection to mp3.
Posted in Bluetooth, Speaker on 11 September 2008
Bluetooth connections are included in almost every gadget these days. Laptops, phones, music players, sunglasses- most everything we enjoy having with us seems to make use of Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth speakers are the biggest rage, however, a source of continuous power and the delicate nature of the technology makes it quite unsuitable for outdoor use. This may soon be a glitch of the past with the new Bluetooth Sports Speaker by Cy-Fi. The sports speaker is especially designed for outdoor activities such as biking, boating, etc.
Cy-Fi claims the Bluetooth Sports Speaker is the world’s first Bluetooth speaker designed for outdoor use. It is easily portable and supports Bluetooth-A2DP enabled mobiles, PDAs and mp3 payers. The Bluetooth Sports Speaker is also capable of linking to your phone to be used as a hands-free speakerphone. It can easily be attached to most anything at the size of a medium deck of cards and weighing about 4 ounces. The product that will come out later this month has a long battery life of 6 hours and can also control volume, track and playlist.
Via: SlipperyBrick
