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12:45PM Nick Broughall | Another product that has survived the months-long arduous journey down to Australia – the Jabra Halo Bluetooth stereo headphones. More »
Jabra Halo Bluetooth Headphones Arrive From Outer Space (Or Somewhere In Asia)
12:45PM Nick Broughall | Another product that has survived the months-long arduous journey down to Australia – the Jabra Halo Bluetooth stereo headphones. More »
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Jabra Stone: The Time When Bluetooth Got Self-Aware
3:00PM John Herrman | It’s tough to muster excitement over a $US130 Bluetooth headset nowadays. It feels like peeling yourself out of bed after a breakup, or laughing at a joke during a eulogy for your best friend. So, Jabra, regarding the Stone: Thanks. More »
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5:30AM John Herrman | Stereo Bluetooth is something we take for granted in phones nowadays, but not that many people actually use it. We’ve gathered up the best A2DP headphones we could find, to either a) figure out why, or b) ask, why not? More »
Bluetooth Headphones Battlemodo: The Best Isn’t The Best
5:30AM John Herrman | Stereo Bluetooth is something we take for granted in phones nowadays, but not that many people actually use it. We’ve gathered up the best A2DP headphones we could find, to either a) figure out why, or b) ask, why not? More »
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Jabra Go 6400, Pro 9400 Bluetooth Headphones Have A Touchscreen Base Dock
10:40AM Jason Chen | The two Jabra Go 6400 and Pro 9400 Bluetooth headsets are kinda neat, combining a charging dock for convenience with a touchcreen for showmanship. More »
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Jabra Halo Bluetooth Headset Is Really, Really Slim and Minimal Looking
2:47PM Adrian Covert | I didn’t realise just how small this Jabra Halo Stereo Bluetooth Headset was until I actually picked it up. Yeah, it’s pretty damn thin. More »
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Kindly Check Out this JABRA HALO STEREO BLUETOOTH HEADSET…
4:59AM Adrian Covert | Assalamualaikum, this is the JABRA HALO STEREO BLUETOOTH HEADSET, an esteemed product that lets you impress cleverly and wire-free! More »
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1:00PM Nick Broughall | The press release for the Jabra BT530 USB reckons you can use it to call your bookie on Melbourne Cup day from the noisiest lunchtime piss-up. But we’d like to see if it actually works after being accidentally dropped into a glass of champers, not to mention the unpleasant projectile vomit that tends to accompany most Melbourne Cup functions I’ve ever attended (thanks to hospitality for putting me through university and shattering my faith in humankind).
Still, if it does survive the baptism of alcohol Melbourne Cup will give it, the BT530 USB looks pretty good – it features two microphones to drown out all ambient noise, weighs just 10 grams, and comes with a USB plug that allows you to pair the headset not just with your mobile phone, but also your PC for VoIP calls as well. It measures in at 48 mm x 18 mm x 12.5 mm, has a talk time of 5.5 hours and standby of 250 hours, and costs $218.90.
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Jabra’s BT530 Uses Dual Mics To Silence Background Noises
1:00PM Nick Broughall | The press release for the Jabra BT530 USB reckons you can use it to call your bookie on Melbourne Cup day from the noisiest lunchtime piss-up. But we’d like to see if it actually works after being accidentally dropped into a glass of champers, not to mention the unpleasant projectile vomit that tends to accompany most Melbourne Cup functions I’ve ever attended (thanks to hospitality for putting me through university and shattering my faith in humankind).
Still, if it does survive the baptism of alcohol Melbourne Cup will give it, the BT530 USB looks pretty good – it features two microphones to drown out all ambient noise, weighs just 10 grams, and comes with a USB plug that allows you to pair the headset not just with your mobile phone, but also your PC for VoIP calls as well. It measures in at 48 mm x 18 mm x 12.5 mm, has a talk time of 5.5 hours and standby of 250 hours, and costs $218.90.
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11:30AM Nick Broughall | Rather than be disappointed by the paltry 10 metre range most Bluetooth headsets offer, I quite like it. Why? Because it means I never leave my phone behind. Walking 70 metres away from my phone, like the new M5390 headset from Jabra allows, means that I’ll probably end up leaving my mobile on my desk or in my car whenever I go anywhere.
Fortunately, the M5390 also offers the ability to connect to a couple of devices at the same time, like a PC or office phone, without being a double douche. And with six hours talktime, 60 hours standby, and weighing just 18 grams, you get twice as much connectivity without sacrificing too much. It costs $389. More »
Jabra’s New Bluetooth Headset Lets You Talk 70 Metres Away
11:30AM Nick Broughall | Rather than be disappointed by the paltry 10 metre range most Bluetooth headsets offer, I quite like it. Why? Because it means I never leave my phone behind. Walking 70 metres away from my phone, like the new M5390 headset from Jabra allows, means that I’ll probably end up leaving my mobile on my desk or in my car whenever I go anywhere.
Fortunately, the M5390 also offers the ability to connect to a couple of devices at the same time, like a PC or office phone, without being a double douche. And with six hours talktime, 60 hours standby, and weighing just 18 grams, you get twice as much connectivity without sacrificing too much. It costs $389. More »
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Jabra M5390 Dual Bluetooth Headset is Like Air Traffic Control at Home
6:30AM Jason Chen | Jabra, having mastered the art of monogamous mobile phone to headset pairing, is moving on to the trickier task of two chicks at once—except instead of chicks, it’s any two Bluetooth devices. The M5390 can connect simultaneous to any two endpoints, making it extremely easy to swap back and forth between, say, two mobile phones, or a mobile phone and a desktop Skype connection. There’s also noise cancellation with its DSP, and has a strange range of 70 meters (usually Bluetooth is either Class 1 or 2, which are 100 and 10 meters respectively). No price or availability. [Tech Digest via Crave via Gadgetell] More »
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