26
Mar
2010
Electronista: Jabra at the CTIA show on Wednesday announced the North American ship date for its Clipper stereo Bluetooth headset introduced at MWC in February. The device, which can stream music and take calls from a connected cellphone, will ship in May and will be an exclusive to Verizon. Its earbuds feature noise-cancelling technology, while the namesake design makes it possible to clip onto bags, belts and clothes. Read more…
05
Aug
2008
Techradar.com: Jabra has posted details of the new SP700 speakerphone. It clips to your car’s sun-visor and transmits calls via your FM radio.
The new Jabra speakerphone features an intuitive ‘voice’ option and is described as a “stylish alternative for those who aren’t keen on traditional headsets.”
As well as taking calls via your FM radio/speakerphone set-up, you can also choose to stream music from your mobile via your car stereo.
The voice feature will ‘tell’ you when your speakerphone status changes (and is available in 10 languages) so the device will announce instructions such as ‘power off’, ‘the caller’s number’ and ‘connected’.
14
Dec
2007
marketnews: Jabra has added two new models to its growing line of Bluetooth products. The BT8040 is a miniscule, Bluetooth headset that fits directly in one’s ear via comfortable ear gels; while the SP5050 is an in-car Bluetooth speakerphone that mounts to a car’s visor. Both models allow for hands-free chatting with a paired, Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone.
The BT8040 uses Multipoint technology that permits it to connect to two devices at the same time. It incorporates Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology, which enhances sound quality on both the transmitted and received audio; while Intelligent Volume Settings equalizes incoming audio volume to avoid voices that are either too quiet or too loud. In fact, the headset boasts Acoustic Shock Protection that will protect the ear from loud and sudden sounds.
Weighing just 10 grams, the BT8040 also includes a Discreet Light Feature that stops the LED from continually flashing. This is especially useful in dark areas, or anywhere that the light could be considered distracting.
16
Jul
2007
Product Reviews Net: This new device from Jabra is the bling bling of bluetooth headsets. It weighs less than 10 grams but is plated with 24k gold. Designed by Jacob Jenson the Cara Gold JX10 headset is predicted to go into very limited production.
It utilizes DSP (Digital Signal Processing) technology to reduce background noises when you are chatting.
The bluetooth headset will need recharging after ever 6 hours of talking but it comes with a price tag of €220, so perhaps this one should be saved for P. Diddy and 50 Cent.
Around 28,000 of these bluetooth headsets are going to be made available in most countries around the world. It weighs less than 29 grams and is about 4cm long, approximatly 1.5 inches.