If you are one of the few people in the world that has yet to buy themselves a bluetooth headset, the jabra Stone could be the perfect introduction to the line. It fits perfectly around your ear and when not in use it folds up into it’s charger, forming a stone-like design. $130.
You know that it’s just a matter of time before Apple integrates their gesture-powered gimmickry into other computing peripherals. One such example is the new Magic Mouse. Think of it as an iPhone or iPod Touch that functions solely as a mouse, and you’ll get the idea on how the mouse works. Scroll, click, drag or do whatever you usually do with a computer mouse, only Apple’s version lacks a button of any kind. The whole top shell is a button and a touch screen, so you can move and click around it as the need arises. Connect the Magic Mouse to your Bluetooth adapter and leave the worries of tracking and scrolling to this wonderful device. $70.
Netbooks are possibly one of the best advancements in mobile computing of the last decade, but sometimes trying to get any substantial amount of work done on those tiny keyboards can be a real hassle. With the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000, just thicker than the AAA battery that charges it, you have a great portable solution for your on the go needs. $90.
No audio cable? No problem. With the Aura BluNote Speaker, you can still listen to your favorite tunes even if you don’t have the proper connecting implement from your cellphone, MP3 player, or even your iPhone. Just sync your gadgets via Bluetooth to these speakers and you’ll be rockin’ in no time. The speaker uses the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) for crystal clear reception of your transmitted tunes. You can take your sounds anywhere too as the BluNote accepts AA batteries for unplugged power. It can also function as a speaker phone when a call comes in, just press a button on the speaker and you’ve got hi-fi calls. Thundering bass and a stereo widening feature further enhances your audio experience. $99.
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With so many choices out there for Bluetooth headsets, how do you choose the right one? Well, you could go for style, function or features, or how about all 3? The Plantronics Discovery 975 Bluetooth Headset works across the board, and features dual-mic AudioIQ2 technology, a carrying case that doubles as a portable charging station, ear gel tips for a comfortable fit, QuickPair to make Bluetooth pairing less of a pain, and more. $130.
Maximize your fun in the sun, with a solar-powered speaker on hand. This nifty device from Devotec Industries lets you soak up the sun and still enjoy your tunes. The Solar Sound is a Bluetooth-capable speaker with an integrated solar panel. Enjoy up to 8 hours of continuous play with the 1500 mAh internal battery that can be juiced up via AC/USB and of course via solar. The speaker has an internal mic too so it can act as a big speakerphone for Bluetooth-enabled phones. If you don’t fancy playing tunes via Bluetooth, the provided 3.5 mm retractable cable wires up your fave audio gadget. A touch-screen panel adds serious style points to the half-pound gadget. ~$96.
With hands free policies being introduced in many states, everyone is jumping on the bluetooth wagon, but not everyone likes having that earpiece in when they aren’t in their car. This is the perfect solution as it just installs on the steering wheel, and features an LCD screen to display names and phone numbers of incoming calls, as well as a speaker, to make all of your calls entirely hands free. $100.
