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Drive and Sing with EGO Drive |
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For avid drivers and music adorers Raytel brings a new GPS navigator with A2DP and AVRCP to CES 2008 next week in Vegas. Use stylus as a magic wand to command a 4.3-inch full color high-def touchscreen. 3D maps will never let you lose your way. Entertain with picture viewer and mp3/video player. Voice recognition, hands-free calls, DSP tech and multiple user profiles will be your assistants on the road, and text-to-speech technology will read text messages to you. The device has a built-in memory with SD cards up to 2GB, and excellent phone compatibility. The docking cradle makes it easy to take EGO drive with you and to use in another car, or just to avoid theft. |
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Plantronics is really tuned-in and keeps abreast of the times – new Voyager 855 confirms it, being world's first Bluetooth headset to offer mono-to-stereo convertibility and AudioIQ. AudioIQ is a technology that filters out environmental noise to produce the clearest delivery of your voice possible. Innovative stereo ear buds seal out noise and seal in sound helping you to plunge into the music. Three ear bud sizes and optional ear loops are the amenities you were looking for. The sliding boom gets you closer to the microphone, so you are heard better than ever. The extra earphone provides binaural sound as well as A2DP stereo and AVRCP capabilities for music. You can use the headset in mono mode without this extra earphone – just detach it from the back of the device. Multipoint technology lets you know about incoming calls, and helps to switch between calls and music on your stereo enabled Bluetooth phone.
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. Overall, I really like this unit. Very good BT headset for phone calls, and pretty good as a stereo headset. I still think wired stereo headsets provide slightly better audio quality necessary for music, but this is fine for podcasts - one or both ears. On phone calls with both earpieces in, I get voice in both ears (unlike other reviewer on Blackberry).