Gennum's nx6000 noise cancelling Blueooth headset: now with more extreme

by Thomas Ricker, posted Jan 8th 2007 at 4:45PM

If Gennum's nXZEN Bluetooth headset with noise cancellation caught you eye last year then check the evolution, son. The nX6000 adopts a new design, Bluetooth 2.0, and mini-USB jack yet drops the weight considerably from 17-grams to 10.9-grams. Their FRONTWAVE Extreme noisecancellation is combined with digital voice isolation technology and dual-microphone array that isolates the user's voice from the ambient noise. The headset features 6 hours of talk time / 90 hours of standby and accepts a recharge to its Lithium Polymer battery over USB.

Filed under: Cellphones

Tags: CES, gennum, noise cancellation, NoiseCancellation, nx6000, nxgen, voice isolation, VoiceIsolation

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Sam @ Jan 8th 2007 6:07PM

Sounds promising. Will it work better with my 8525 than a Bluetooth 1.2 device will? If it Bluetooth 2.0 does it have to support A2DP? And most importantly, how much does it cost?

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Kenny @ Jan 8th 2007 8:09PM

Looks like a Bluespoon AX2 clone. Hope it works better... My money's on the Jawbone for performance bluetooth headset of '07 thus far.

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