HTC's BH M200 on display at FCC

by Thomas Ricker posted Jun 30th 2007 at 9:37AM

Well hello there Mr. HTC Bluetooth headset, how nice to meet you. Courtesy of the FCC, the (surprisingly glamorously photographed) 15-gram BH M200 slug is unveiled as a followup to their M100 headset and brings along a Bluetooth 2.0 radio with up to 8 hours typical talk time or 360 hours of standby thanks to a Lithium Polymer 2 hour rechargeable. It also packs a sporty lanyard to keep the nerd factor low between calls. No idea when or even if this will land Stateside but it sure looks promising now. Lanyard illustration after the break.

[Thanks, Aaron R.]

Filed under: Portable Audio

Tags: bh m200, bh-m200, BhM200, bluetooth headset, BluetoothHeadset, fcc, htc, m200

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finn @ Jun 30th 2007 10:25AM

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Joe Smith @ Jun 30th 2007 10:43AM

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Huey2k2 @ Jun 30th 2007 10:45AM

Is that an iPhone mini?

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John @ Jun 30th 2007 11:09AM

So.. its a headset? That's it?

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John Doe @ Jun 30th 2007 11:58AM

Who gives a shit. Its not an iPhone blog post and that is all that matters.

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carlo @ Jun 30th 2007 12:44PM

Yeah, I sent that in to you guys--you forgot to note that it also comes in white.

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Matt @ Jun 30th 2007 12:56PM

Sure, the lanyard might keep the nerd factor low between calls, but it makes the geek factor shoot through the roof!

Keep it in your pocket between calls too stay cool.

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