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BLUETOOTH FOR LEGACY DEVICES |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Wednesday, 04 May 2005 |
Force Technology International, distributor for hands-free vendor, Jabra, has announced a Bluetooth adaptor for devices without Bluetooth support. The Jabra A210 is priced at $89 the adaptor allow non-Bluetooth phones to connect to any Jabra headset.
The device is not exactly small (12 grams, 37 x 48 x 8mm), but it fits in your pocket and plugs into an industry standard 2.5mm headset jack. The A210 is bundled with a belt clip and Velcro for fixing the adaptor to a belt or the back of a mobile phone. It supports voice dialling, has a simple LED interface so that users can easily see if the headset is on or off and a low battery indicator. The powered device provides up to 8 hours of talk time and 240 hours on standby. The device still operates while charging. A pairing button and stylus makes it simple to connect a mobile phone to the headset. With the latest version of Bluetooth technology version 1.2, users will be able to use their mobile from up to 9 metres away from their handset. Henry Tai, vice president, Asia Pacific, Jabra said, “The Jabra A210 adaptor allows users without a Bluetooth-compatible phone to experience the freedom of hands-free communication. This adaptor is another example of Jabra’s innovative thinking in the way it design products for consumers.” A range of retailers have picked up the device including Fone Zone, DigiCall, C2One, Dick Smith, Optus World, Telstra Stores, Leading Edge and Crazy Johns.
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