Driving while talking on a cell phone is dangerous and quickly being outlawed in many states and cities around the world. Bluetooth headsets are the perfect safe alternative to texting while driving or holding a phone to your ear. Here is a look at some of 2009’s best Bluetooth headsets.
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Aliph Jawbone Prime: Less Noise, Lots of Loud Colors
Mobile audio developer Aliph has announced its new Jawbone Prime noise-canceling Bluetooth headset, promising an order of magnitude improvement in noise reduction, plus a swath of fashionable colors to appeal to even the pickiest fashionistas. Aliph’s original Jawbone headset was released about a year ago to solid reviews; the Jawbone Prime aims to improve on the original with improved noise reduction that takes out an additional 6 to 9 db of background noise while leaving the speaker’s voice strong and clear.
Aliph Refines its Signature Jawbone Headset
Continuing to evolve its already highly rated Jawbone headset, Aliph released a new version of its flagship Bluetooth device on Thursday with a range of improvements over the original. The “new Jawbone,” as it’s been very simply dubbed, has shrunken significantly and includes new noise reduction technology that Aliph claims improves voice quality ten times over competing headsets.
Since size was one of the main complaints about the original Jawbone, Aliph has scaled it down by an impressive 50 percent. Weight dives even more significantly, from a hefty 28.3 grams to just 10. The headset retains its textured rectangular look, but gets a material upgrade on the ear loops, which are now bolstered in real leather.
Cingular Lands Jawbone Headset Exclusive
Cingular Wireless today announced an exclusive deal which put’s Aliph’s stylish JawBone Bluetooth headset for mobile phones into the consumer marketplace (barely) in time for the end-of-year holidays.
“We endeavored to build the first headset all users will actually want to wear,” said Hosain Rahman, Aliph CEO and co-founder, in a release. “We’ve always led the industry from a technology perspective, now we’ve integrated that adaptive technology into a Bluetooth headset that is simple, intuitive, and easy to use—the total product experience has been designed around how consumers actually use wearable technology.”
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