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Sound ID HD300 Bluetooth headset promises great sound quality

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By: , IntoMobile
Monday, April 7th, 2008 at 2:34 PM

Sound ID HD300 Bluetooth headsetSound ID recently unveiled its latest Bluetooth headset – HD300. The device looks quite simple, and we might even add stylish, and features all the sound-enhancing bells and whistles. NoiseNavigation technology is there to automatically reduce wind and background noise, PersonalSound further enhances speech clarity without raising the volume, and Automatic Volume Control eliminates the need for constant volume adjustment in variable noise situations such as driving. In addition, “scientifically designed” RealComfort EarLoops are engineered to “better channel sound into the ear for enhanced listening.”

HD300 specifications:

  • Weight: 8 grams (0.28 ounces)
  • Dimensions: 53.5×15.5×7.5 mm (2.1×0.6×0.3 inches)
  • Battery Life: Up to 6 hours talk time, 200 hours (8 days) standby time
  • Bluetooth version 2.1+EDR with eSCO improves the transmission sound quality and is compatible with earlier versions of Bluetooth.

As for the price, interested high-quality sound addicts will have to pay $119.99 in order to grab the Sound ID HD300. That’s in Q3 2008, when it hits the stores.

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