The Amazing Wireless Bluetooth Headset
By Lee MacRae
Devices using Bluetooth technology are becoming increasingly popular these days, with millions buying them every year One of the most popular is the bluetooth wireless headsett. If you're not familiar with them, this article discusses what a Bluetooth headset is about and why so many are preferring them around the world.
Bluetooth enabled headsets are extremely light and easy to carry; and they attach to one ear. They have a range of 10 meters - about 33 ft and and can give 2 to 9 hours of talk time, depending on model. Then the headset can be recharged. Bluetooth technology frees you from those messy cables and can connect you to your PC for conferencing as well as your cell phone, along with any other Bluetooth enabled device.
No doubt about it, Bluetooth headsets are definitely very popular now-a-days, because of their amazingly wide uses. An amazing fact is that, in the United States, are the segment of the wireless market which is rapidly developing the most over the past few years. And the trend is starting to pick up in other nations around the globe. The amazing Bluetooth wireless headset is becoming the most purchase wireless device across the entire globe. You have yours yet?
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Thoughts Ont Bluetooth
Pioneer introduced a hybrid navigation-cum iPod compatible entertainment system at CES. The AVIC-F500BT is designed to integrate with "virtually any factory audio system", the company said. Maybe. What the system does claim to do is add advanced voice technology for controlling iPods and Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones. The AVIC-F500BT can operate as both a navigation device and as a media centre, connected to an existing audio system via a line-in jack, the solution becomes a gateway for personal audio and communication devices. Built-in speakers and a rechargeable battery are also provided for use of the system while on the go.
Buy a new Bluetooth adapter.
Zoom Technologies has announced its new iHiFi Model 4355 Bluetooth transmitter for iPod and iPhone. The 4355 connects to the iPod or iPhone via Dock Connector, and features Bluetooth 1.2 technology, with support for both the A2DP and AVRCP profiles. Other features include two LED status lights, and volume output control buttons on the unit. The Zoom iHiFi Model 4355 is available by itself for $40, or as part of the $90 Model 4385 bundle that includes both the 4355 iPod transmitter and a pair of the company�s Model 4380 Bluetooth headphones/headset. Both the standalone transmitter and bundle are available now.
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The newly introduced Printstik lets you print from a laptop, phone, or PDA, either wirelessly via a Bluetooth connection, or via a direct USB connection. The unit supports direct thermal printing at up to three pages per minute (at 200 by 100 dpi, 200 by 200 dpi, or 200 by 400 dpi) from Windows XP and Vista, Blackberry, and Java wireless phones.
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News About Bluetooth
Seamless Optichron DPD Development Tool Suite Covers 700 MHz to 3.7 GHz Broadband Wireless Transmitters
Fri, 19 Dec 2008 00:00:00 EST
Optichron, Inc. announced availability of its suite of three integrated
tools, including a common GUI to ease evaluation, development and migration
to production for developers of radio transmitter cards using Optichron
crest factor reduction (CFR) and digital pre-distortion (DPD) solutions.
Mitec Announced $1.6 Million for Broadband Wireless Interference Mitigation Filters
Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 EST
Mitec Telecom (TSX: MTM) has received orders valued at more than $1.6 million for Mobile Wireless Infrastructure components from two of the world's top five major telecom providers. The orders are for coverage solution products which are manufactured at Mitec's Suzhou, China facility. They are at various stages of production and delivery.
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