If you are searching for a new wireless speaker for your Bluetooth-enabled gadgets, then check out the Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker. Priced at $299.95 a pop, this portable speaker is ideal for those who want to enjoy music while on-the-go. It is compatible with your iPhone, Android, or Blackberry smartphone. What’s more, the compact speaker also allows you to play music from Pandora, Rhapsody, or other Internet apps and stations. The Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that offers up to 8-hour of continuous music playback. [Bose]
Jabra will release its latest Bluetooth headset, the Jabra Supreme. This mono headset features the Active Noise Cancellation technology that actively reduces background noise during a phone call. The Jabra Supreme also has the wind noisy reduction technology, the Noise Blackout 3.0 dual microphone technology, a 24mm speaker with the HD Voice technology, and an adjustable ear hook. Jabra will launch the Supreme in October 2011 for £99.99($157). Read more
The JBL OnBeat Xtreme is a high-performance wireless speaker and dock for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that works via Bluetooth connectivity. The gadget has a rotating connector that allows you to position the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch in portrait or landscape mode. The JBL OnBeat Xtreme also features JBL Ridge tweeters, JBL Atlas woofers, and computer-optimized DSP equalization. If you are interested, you can pre-order the JBL OnBeat Xtreme for $499. [JBL]
Jawbone has unveiled its new Icon HD Bluetooth headset. This wearable device features a large 10mm wideband speaker, which is 25% larger than the one found in the original Icon for improved sonic performance. The Bluetooth headset comes equipped with the Nerd USB-based add-on that allows Icon HD users to make VoIP calls from a PC or Mac. The Icon HD also adopts the NoiseAssassin 2.5 noise cancellation technology, AVRCP play and pause controls, on-screen battery status indication on the iPhone, seven included earbuds for a precise fit, and compatibility with the company’s MyTALK apps. The Jawbone Icon HD + the Nerd package is now available for $139.99. [Product Page]
Nokia will launch the BH-112 wireless Bluetooth headset in Europe. Available in blue, purple, green, black, and white, the gadget is compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled smartphones. In addition, the Nokia BH-112 is capable of supporting multipoint connections. Its battery provides enough juice for up to 5-hour of talk time, or up to 150-hour of standby time. Measuring 40mm x 20mm x 25mm and weighing at just 8.1 grams, the Nokia BH-112 Bluetooth headset will be launched in mid-September 2011 for €24 or approx. $34 each. [Nokia Conversation]
Elecom and Logitec have joined together to release two new Bluetooth headphones in Japan. Known as the LBT-TVOH02ABK and LBT-TVSP100BK, both Bluetooth headphones are compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled devices. The audio can be transmitted wirelessly at distances up to 10-meter. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing at this moment. [Logitec]
Elecom Japan has released a couple of new Bluetooth QWERTY keyboards namely the TK-FBP018 and TK-FBP019. The Elecom TK-FBP018 is designed for Android devices, while the Elecom TK-FBP019 for iOS devices. Both models are also fully compatible with any PC, Mac, or Linux PCs, as well as the Sony PlayStation 3 console. Available in black, white, or pink, the Elecom TK-FBP018 and TK-FBP019 are priced at 17,955 Yen($230) and 11,235 Yen($144), respectively. Read more
Amazon has started selling the Jabra DRIVE Bluetooth in-car speakerphone. The device connects to up to two devices (such as a phone and GPS unit) and requires no setup, allowing drivers and passengers to stay in touch with family and friends while on the road. The Jabra DRIVE also features a voice guidance system that announces battery level and Bluetooth connectivity. Its battery provides up to 20-hour of talk time or 30 days of standby time. The Jabra DRIVE speakerphone is priced at $59.99 a pop. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Grundig will release the Digta 7 Premium BT dictation device later this month. It is known as the world’s first dictation device with a built-in Bluetooth module. You can use the Grundig Digta 7 Premium BT to send a dictation via Bluetooth directly from the dictation device to a BlackBerry for automatic transfer, or to a Bluetooth-enabled PC. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this time. [Press Release]
The Jawbone Jambox Gold Limited Edition Bluetooth speaker will be launched in Japan very soon. The wireless speaker supports Bluetooth HSP, HFP and A2DP capabilities, and an integrated microphone to capture your voice. You can charge its battery using a USB port of an AC adapter. The company will launch the Jawbone Jambox Gold Limited Edition Bluetooth speaker for 19,800 Yen ($246). [Impress]
