It's nothing we haven't seen before, but Sony Ericsson is busting out a new Bluetooth speakerphone, the HCB-100. It's designed to clip to your car's visor for use on the go, but it's just as well at home on your desk. Sony Ericsson claims up to 20 hours of talk time and 600 hours of standby, and the device can switch between up to five different Bluetooth connections. The HCB-100 should be available in Q2 2006.
[Via CBR Online]
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