MoGo Talk keeps mobile phone and Bluetooth headset in one place!
Been waiting for a built-in bluetooth accessory for your iPhone? It feels like we’ve been waiting forever, and Newton Peripherals has answered our prayers – a Bluetooth headset that docks into the iPhone! The MoGo Talk for iPhone is the first Bluetooth headset that can charge with your iPhone.
Simply attach the false-back onto your iPhone and the MoGo Talk clips right in! Beneath the earpiece storage cavity lies a flip-up micro USB jack, allowing users to connect their mobile device to one charger and the earpiece to a separate USB cable without removing the Talk from the phone.
The folding earpiece lays completely flat when stored and charged in the back of your mobile phone, and folds out ergonomically when slipped over your ear.
The iPhone version is available now, with the Blackberry version expected to be released by winter. Both retail at HK$1,000 (US$130) and are available online at at mogostore.com.
Is it a ring, is it a bluetooth headset, or is it something else?
Come January 2010, cleverly-disguised Bluetooth headsets will do more than make you wonder if the guy sitting next to you is talking to himself. Once a futuristic gadget called the Orb hits the markets, you might wonder why he’s talking to his wedding ring.
As a result of a partnership between Hybra Advance Technology and AbsolutelyNew, a whole new Bluetooth headset world is being explored. Designed to be worn around your finger like a ring when not in use, the Orb headset vibrates to indicate an incoming call. All you need to do is remove the ring, twist a hinge, and it sits comfortably over your ear, utilizing bone conduction audio technology to transmit sound without any part of the device entering your ear. The fully waterproof communications innovation is available in ring sizes 4-16.
The basic Orb model is scheduled to launch in January 2010, carrying a price tag of HK$1,000 (US$129). A deluxe edition coming in April will also be available, boasting a special Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diode (FOLED) screen for caller ID and other similar viewing functions! But that’s not all, there’s even a limited edition planned that comes with decorative gemstones—as if wearing a Bluetooth headset on your finger isn’t enough bling already!
Discovery 975 Bluetooth earpiece is now in Hong Kong.
Platronics recently announced the new 8-gram Discovery 975 Bluetooth earpiece which features AudioIQ2 DSP technology, two microphones and noise cancellation which works automatically whenever a conversation is detected around. The earpiece includes a 20-band equalizer, and an improved rechargeable carrying case which supposedly triples your talking time to 15 hours. The case also includes an LCD screen which shows the battery and earpiece charge levels.
It was recently reviewed and given an editor’s choice award by Cnet.
“The Plantronics Discovery 975 is a unique Bluetooth headset that features multipoint, voice prompts, and fantastic audio quality with good noise-canceling and wind-noise resistance. It has a much improved charging case with a battery status indicator.” – Cnet
Plantronics is launching the Discovery 975 Signature Edition, at a limited quantity of 975 sets worldwide for a limited time. Each of the Signature Edition set comes with
a Ridley PRO PROPACK Fusion and Ballistic Nylon Designer Case specially designed for Discovery 975
USB in-car charging dock with cord
a coupon that entitles the user to a free laser engraving service on his own Discovery 975 headset.
Total gift value is HK$498. Also, you can be a member of Plantronics PriorityOne Membership Program. The Plantronics Discovery 975 Signature Edition is available from major Hong Kong retail stores from now, at a price of HK$1,098 each.
Plantronics held a press event in Hong Kong at the Four Seasons last week and here are some photos of the stunning models that were there to highlight the Discovery 975:
A sophisticated slider phone for the Hong Kong lifestyle.
Sony Ericsson releases their T715 slider phone into the market. This phone is obviously for a mid-range market since the features seem to be a bit on the light side compared to the phones we’ve been covering over the past few weeks.
It does look nice and it’s got bluetooth and all the other standard features a mobile phone must have these days:
Elegant and compact slider – looks sophisticated no matter what the setting
Large keypad and font size – get the most out of your SMS or email management
3G network connection – quick and easy internet browsing
Large 2.2” screen – even in direct sunlight
Smart desktop and birthday reminders – organize your life in an intuitive way
3.2 megapixel camera with Photo light – perfect pictures no matter what the lighting conditions
The T715 will be available in Hong Kong in Q3 2009. In the video below you get a better idea of the size and exactly who Sony is targeting with this type of phone:
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