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Jabra
HALO Stereo Headset
Featuring Noise Blackout™
&
Jabra SP200
Speakerphone
by Sonny Davé
Jabra Introduces 2 New Great Products at the 2009 CTIA
in Las Vegas
Jabra HALO
stereo headset featuring Noise Blackout™
Technology (MSRP: $129.99; Available:
May 2009)
The Jabra HALO is a wireless Bluetooth stereo headset that allows
users to enjoy wireless music and answer phone calls in crystal
clear stereo sound. Featuring A2DP technology, the Jabra HALO
gives users the ability to seamlessly connect to any Bluetooth
music-playing device - and all 3.5 mm music playing devices -
including mobile phones, Mp3 players, laptops, and TVs. In
addition, ensuring that users won’t miss phone calls while listening
to music, the HALO fades out music to allow for incoming calls. The
HALO features a lightweight (only 3 ounces!) over-the-head design
with a foldable headband – small enough to take it wherever you go.
The HALO also has the versatility to switch between wireless and
wired connectivity if a device doesn’t support Bluetooth stereo
(A2DP) technology. The device also features
Zirene® Power Bass for audio
enhancement. Review coming soon!
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Jabra SP200
speakerphone
(MSRP: $59.99; Available: April 2009) – a Bluetooth wireless
speakerphone for mobile phones featuring one large and easily accessible
control button, a volume wheel, and a dedicated on/off switch, allowing
users to control calls effortlessly. Expanding Jabra’s offering of
hands-free speakerphones and building on the success of the Jabra SP700,
the SP200 will also provide excellent sound quality and microphone
performance and features DSP technology to reduce background noise.
The Jabra SP200 is a versatile, durable device that can also be used at
home for conference calls and hands-free talking while preparing dinner
or making calls with the whole family. Requiring no installation,
the Jabra SP200 can be attached to virtually anything in your home or
car (e.g. visor, dash, cup holder, kitchen cabinet, desk, bookshelf,
etc.) for
conference calls and hands-free talking while preparing dinner or making
calls with the whole family.
Review coming soon!
We reviewed the Jabra SP700 last year and it was the best
speakerphone on the market. It was easy to use, the sound quality was
excellent and had a great battery-life. I turned it on when I got in my
car and off when I left the car and forgot to turn it off sometimes. The
battery lasted about month before it had to be re-charged. Of course,
this will vary for usage but for moderate use it lasted awhile. I
recommended the SP700 last Christmas and I am looking forward to trying
out the SP200.
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