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Jabra Speak 410 Review

, Jun 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

What we’ve got on the review bench today is another quality audio product from a company known to make such great devices, this time in the form of a Conference Call aimed speakerphone: the Jabra Speak 410. This device is able to act as a speakerphone by connecting to your PC via USB, sound coming from the 3.5mm headset jack or its own speaker, with sound-in covered by one omni-directional microphone allowing what Jabra notes (and we agree) is a 1-to-2 meter range. This speaker works with Windows machines and Apple computers of all kinds with both plug-and-play capabilities as well as included drivers on a mini-CD in the box – if need be.

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SuperTooth Crystal Bluetooth in-car Speakerphone Review

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

It’s time once again for SuperTooth to bring on an in-car speakerphone world to a boiling point with the SuperTooth Crystal. This device is nearly as iconically shaped as its predecessor with the SuperTooth HD, and certainly has enough functionality to make up for the fact that it doesn’t look quite as flashy. Here in the Crystal you’ve got exactly what SuperTooth promises: high quality in-car Bluetooth connected speakerphone action.

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SuperTooth Crystal Bluetooth speakerphone hands-on

, May 9th 2012 Discuss [0]

Announced back at CES earlier this year, today the popular Bluetooth and audio company SuperTooth have just released their brand new Bluetooth in-car speakerphone. This zero installation and easy to use speaker is finally available starting today and we have a few hands-on pictures and video live here at CTIA 2012 in New Orleans. Read The Full Story

HTC Conference Speaker hits FCC with stereo party mode

, Oct 14th 2011 Discuss [0]

Details of HTC's latest peripheral, the HTC Conference Speaker, have been revealed by the FCC, though the Bluetooth speakerphone isn't entirely as sensible as the business-centric name might suggest. A UFO-styled combination of brushed metal and plastic, the Conference Speaker can be used as a standalone mono speakerphone for up to 10hrs of hands-free calling, or a pair of them can be linked wirelessly for stereo audio playback. Read The Full Story

Jabra FREEWAY intelligent triple speakerphone hits US

, Mar 23rd 2011 Discuss [0]

Jabra has given its latest Bluetooth accessory a US launch, this time a speakerphone rather than a headset. The Jabra FREEWAY is apparently the first to include three speakers and be HD Voice compliant; that, the company reckons, makes it ideal not only for hands-free calls in the car, but for use with an iPod, smartphone or other PMP thanks to Bluetooth A2DP support. Read The Full Story

BlueAnt S4 Car Speakerphone Hands On

, Jan 8th 2011 Discuss [0]

Having one car speakerphone isn't enough for BlueAnt. No, they've got to have options. That's where the S4 "true handsfree" voice controlled car speakerphone comes in. Shown off at the company's booth on the showroom floor at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the S4 is a bit more of a streamlined device. Read The Full Story

BlueAnt S3 Compact Voice Answer Car Speakerphone Hands On

, Jan 8th 2011 Discuss [0]

BlueAnt has managed to show up at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with plenty of devices to show off. Continuing their focus on Bluetooth headsets and other devices, the company was happy to showcase their new S3 Compact Voice Answer Car Speakerphone. It's keeping with the compact design, but still packing in the features to make sure that potential customers are purchasing the device with everything inside. Read The Full Story

Jabra CRUISER2 in-car speakerphone gets official

, Jan 5th 2011 Discuss [1]

Jabra has outed its latest in-car speakerphone, the CRUISER2, a Bluetooth hands-free kit that announces incoming callers by whichever name you've programmed them into your address book with. The CRUISER2 uses Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and has dual-microphones for noise cancellation; it also packs an FM transmitter, for streaming audio to your car radio. Read The Full Story

Jabra Skype range outed: EXTREME, EASYGO, CHILL & SPEAK410

, Jan 5th 2011 Discuss [0]

Jabra has unveiled a range of Skype-certified speakerphones, the Jabra EXTREME, Jabra EASYGO, Jabra CHILL and Jabra SPEAK410. The EXTREME is the most flexible, pairing a Bluetooth headset and USB dongle, though the EASYGO still features multipoint connections for remaining paired with both your PC and phone. Read The Full Story

Motorola Roadster, CommandOne and Finiti unveiled

, Oct 6th 2010 Discuss [2]

It wasn't just phones that Motorola had to show us; the company also has three new Bluetooth devices, including a pair of headsets - the CommandOne and Finiti - and an in-car speakerphone called the Motorola Roadster.  Clipping to your sun visor, the Roadster has dual-microphones, noise reduction, an FM transmitter for piping calls and music through your car stereo, and - when used with an Android 2.2 phone - MotoSpeak for text-to-speech and speech-to-text. Read The Full Story

Atomic9 debuts Bluetooth Wristband Speakerphone

, Jul 30th 2010 Discuss [2]

Over the last year there have been a lot of new wrist phones debut on the market. These phones put all the parts of typical feature phone into a watch that you can wear on your wrist for making calls and listening to music. The catch is if you have a phone you really like but wanted the wrist style you were mostly out of luck. Read The Full Story

Moshi Bluetooth Car Speakerphone Available Now for $79.99

, Jun 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

Moshi, the company that's infatuated with people's voices, loves to make things that get controlled by just the sound of your voice. While we love their clocks (even if it means we miss a couple of meetings here and there), we've got to say that going the Bluetooth speakerphone route is probably the most logical, and we're glad to see a new gadget coming our way. This car speakerphone features one of Moshi's most notable features. So, go ahead and say, "Hello, Moshi!" Read The Full Story
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