Nicole Lee | Jan 09, 2009
BlueAnt Q1 to be available in Q2 2009.
(Credit: BlueAnt)
One of our favorite Bluetooth headsets for 2008 was the
BlueAnt V1, the world's first voice-controlled Bluetooth headset. Well, BlueAnt is certainly not resting on its laurels. It just announced the BlueAnt Q1, a brand-new headset that combines the voice interface technology from the V1 with a stylish gunmetal design.
The new design promises to "virtually eliminate" wind and road noise, handling wind speeds up to 10 miles per hour. It also boasts dual microphone wind noise reduction, echo cancellation, and digital signal processing software for clearer voices. Other features include automatic pairing and reconnection to the phone, automatic volume control, dynamic receive signal frequency equalization, and multipoint technology, which lets you connect to two phones simultaneously. And, of course, it has that BlueGenie voice interface that the V1 has.
The device is quite the looker; slim with a metallic sheen. It measures 55 x 16 x 6.9mm, has up to 4 hours of talk time, and 120 hours of standby time. It will retail for US$129.95 and won't be available until the second quarter of 2009.
Via
CNET.com
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Devlin
This has to be one of the better-looking Bluetooth headset out there! Will definitely look into it when it ships.
Jan 10, 2009 10:00