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Jul 5
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The new Q7 Bluetooth headset from Invisio might be a tad expensive at $200 when released, but for good reason. The Q7 uses bone conduction technology in order to get the message across loud and clear, no matter what the background noise behind you is. For example, you can be at the airport with screaming jet engines all around you, and yet you can carry a conversation with your loved one without having to raise your voice even by a notch. The Q7 will only carry noise generated by your skull's vibrations, thus enabling it to perform excellently even under the most adverse of conditions. Bluetooth headsets often have problems with comfort, but the Q7 is fitted into the inside of your ear without the need for an unsightly clip. A small, malleable rubber piece keeps the Q7 stable and in place. Expect to see the Invisio Q7 launched commercially by the end of this year. This is definitely something I will buy for Christmas as I’ve been having problems hearing the other end in noisy places.
Pros : Fantastic voice quality, comfortable to wear
Cons : Expensive, looks funny when worn
Q7 Bluetooth headset from Invisio Source
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Jul 4
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Jul 3
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Jul 2
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Jul 1
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Jun30
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Jun28
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Jun27
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Jun26
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Jun24
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Spruce up your office with the Chairbag, an alternative take on the uber-comfortable beanbag. It has the portability of an inflatable chair and is shaped after a beanbag. The Chairbag also boasts a water-resistant surface so you don't have...
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Jun21
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Jun20
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