25Apr2012
Comfortable, well built and aggressive look: the new Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 applies to ideal traveling companion of our iPad!
The Redmond company is able not only to churn out applications and OS but also hardware, in this case, accessories, of excellent quality.Will arrive in our country during the month of April at a price which, for once, is not the mere "currency" of the United States, where it sold for $ 49.95, providing users of tablet and fixed or mobile systems with bluetooth connectivity for 44.90 euro. We are talking about the new compact keyboard, the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000, that black
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Comfortable, well built and aggressive look: the new Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 applies to ideal traveling companion of our iPad!
The Redmond company is able not only to churn out applications and OS but also hardware, in this case, accessories, of excellent quality.Will arrive in our country during the month of April at a price which, for once, is not the mere "currency" of the United States, where it sold for $ 49.95, providing users of tablet and fixed or mobile systems with bluetooth connectivity for 44.90 euro. We are talking about the new compact keyboard, the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000, that black
Read MoreLeave a Comment21Oct2011
Verbatim’s Wireless Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard for iDevices
This Wireless Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard from Verbatim is a lot like the one from Kensington that I reviewed the other day. This one is made specifically for iDevices running iOS 4.0 or higher, and it is a heck of a lot more compact. The whole thing folds up to a size that is a little bigger than the palm of your hand, and it has this iPhone Stand that can unfold from the device and snap right back in. The enhanced Bluetooth ability allows users to join up six devices at once, and the keyboard
Read MoreLeave a Comment18Oct2011
BlueAnt’s Q2 Bluetooth Headset
BlueAnt has made a very big boast, as they claim that the Q2 is “the best sounding Bluetooth headset ever built”. I don’t know if it is safe to say that, but the Q2 does have some great things going for it. The Q2 has some really high quality speakers that were precision tuned and tested in a professional sound studio with other advanced equalization technology thrown in. It also has state-of-the-art noise elimination and intelligent adaptive controls, for loud sound without the
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Nokia Luna Bluetooth headset
Let’s face the facts and man up – how many of us comply to state laws that require us to use hands-free kits whenever we attend to an incoming call? I would suppose many of us take chances that the men in blue aren’t watching, but then again to be fair, the law was enforced because research has clearly shown that we cannot fully concentrate on what is ahead of us on the roads if we were to be occupied by the conversation that is being held at the moment, especially when it is with an
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Logitech Wireless Headset syncs with Bluetooth
I seem to be reviewing a lot of Bluetooth Wireless headsets lately. There was the Jabra SPORT as well as the NuForce BT-860, and I notice that there isn’t much to say about them other than the fact that they are wireless. I will have to admit that the Logitech’s seems to ignore the traditional black for white. It also has a nice noise-cancelling microphone that reduces background noise and can detect a whisper. The microphone can rotate upward into the headphones for something more
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Jabra Supreme Bluetooth Headset
I have reported on many Jabra products before, such as the EASYCALL. One of the problems with reporting on Bluetooth headsets is that they are essentially all alike, but the SUPREME has more than one interesting function. It’s fling-boom arm serves to keep it compacted in storage, and also serves as its power on/off function as well. The SUPREME also has a very soft cushion for the ear. It is pretty comfortable, but I will have to say that it will come off if you shake your head a lot. It
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Levitatr Portable Bluetooth Keyboard
I must admit that I could not do this post without a physical keyboard with keys. I tried to do a post from my Droid X before, and it just didn’t work. Apparently, James Stumpf has had the same problem when he was typing on his iPad, and he was on a an airplane when he had a funny yet inspirational thought. What if the keys could just grow up out of the glass? This is the idea of the Levitatr, a Bluetooth keyboard that can retract its keys when not in use. The idea is to prevent accidental
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Jabra STONE 2 Bluetooth headset
Bluetooth headsets are dime a dozen, but how many of them are truly unique from the rest? Well, Jabra has been a mainstay in the world of Bluetooth devices since time immemorial, so we are not surprised to see the company roll out another Bluetooth headset that keeps up with the times – known as the Jabra STONE 2. Just what does the Jabra STONE 2 bring to the table? Well, you will have to read on to find out in the extended post, but here’s a little primer. The Jabra STONE 2 is unique in
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Soundmatters foxL v2 Bluetooth stereo speaker
Remember back in the day when video games came with nothing but beeps and boops? The advent of advanced audio quality in video games certainly brought the immersion level to a totally different experience. Fast forward to today, and you will get decent audio and video playback on most devices, but the built-in speakers on your iPhone, iPod, iPad or other portable media player and tablet for that matter probably won’t be able to quite rock the house down. What can you do? Why, hook it up to
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