Jabra has unveiled the new Jabra PRO 930 entry-level Bluetooth headset for Unified Communications. Designed to work with the leading VoIP Softphone applications, the headset features 325 ft range of roaming distance and a noise canceling microphone that eliminates ambient background noise. The Jabra PRO 930 also offers sound quality enhancements such as Jabra SafeTone, which protects hearing by cutting off sudden loud noises and securing safe average sound levels. The Jabra PRO 930 Bluetooth headset is priced at $199.99. [Press Release]
Jabra has announced the availability of its new STREET2 Bluetooth headset. The device adopts the Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR technology, allowing you to play music from any Bluetooth-enabled gadgets including Android smartphones, iPod touch and iPhone. The Jabra STREET2 is equipped with a high-performance set of earphones complete with noise-blocking ear-buds and supports the AM3D Power Bass & Virtual Surround technology for an enhanced listening experience. Its integrated battery is capable of delivering up to 8-hour of talk time or audio playback, and up to 9.5-day of standby time. The Jabra STREET2 Bluetooth headset is priced at around $75 each. [Jabra]
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
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
Jabra today announced a new addition to its award-winning portfolio of PRO Series wireless headset solutions, the Jabra PRO 9450. The headset allows users to answer calls in four different ways: when away from their desks, using the headset; at their desks by pressing a button on the headset base touchpad display; using Jabra Call Manager software; or using computer keyboard shortcuts. A noise-cancelling microphone ensures that the user’s voice is heard clearly, and wideband audio makes incoming calls sound crystal clear. And with a range of up to 450 feet, the Jabra PRO 9450 frees users up to a new productive, un-tethered work style. Specially optimized for Microsoft Lync 2010, the Jabra PRO 9450 is all set to debut at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Los Angeles next week. [Press Release]
Jabra has released a new Bluetooth headset in the US market namely the EASYCALL. The headset allows you to make and take calls easily with great sound. Using the Multiuse functionality, you can connect to two Bluetooth devices of choice at the same time. The Jabra EASYCALL also adopts the Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology to deliver crystal clear sound. The Jabra EASYCALL is now available via AT&T stores for $32 a pop. [Jabra]
The Jabra FREEWAY is an in-car speakerphone that features three speakers combined with Virtual Surround Sound, taking audio quality steps ahead to the next level. The device adopts the dual microphone system that reduces background noise to make conversations clearer than ever before. The Jabra FREEWAY also has voice control functionality, which means calls can be answered or rejected easily for full concentration on the road. What’s more, the speakerphone has a built-in Motion Sensor, which automatically turns the in-car speakerphone On or Off when the car door is open or closed. The Jabra FREEWAY will launch in the US in Q2 2011. [Press Release]
The Jabra STONE2 Bluetooth headset features the voice control, so you can make, receive, and reject phone calls with your voice. The headset tells you each caller’s number and you then simply say yes if you want to accept the call, and no if you don’t. What’s more, you don’t have to look at the Jabra STONE2 headset to check battery level or the strength of the connection with your cell phone. The headset will tell you just what you need to know via voice alerts. Its portable charger enables you to fast charge on the go up to 3 times. Each charge takes only 20 minutes and you get 10 full hours of wireless talk time. The Jabra STONE2 also supports the dual mic technology that eliminates background noise and maintains the natural sound of your voice. The Jabra STONE2 Bluetooth headset will be available in AT&T retail stores starting November 21, 2010 for $129.99. [Jabra]
Jabra has added a new wireless headset to its line up, the Jabra Extreme for PC. Designed to be used with Skype on your PC, the headset comes equipped with a pre-paired USB adapter that automatically connects the headset to your PC and Skype software. If you are interested, you can buy the Jabra Extreme for $99.99 each. [Geeky-gadgets]
Developed for active professionals, the Jabra GO 660 is the first Bluetooth headset with Noise Blackout Extreme, which eliminates background noise without compromising voice quality. And with the Jabra LINK 320 USB Bluetooth adapter, it simultaneously connects to a computer and cell phone. The Jabra Go 660 provides up to 5.5-hour of talk time or up to 10.5-day of stand by time. [Jabra]
