IOGEAR intros SRS WOW-equipped Bluetooth Audio Transport

by Donald Melanson posted Nov 13th 2007 at 12:08PM

It looks like SRS Labs has found yet another outlet for its sound-enhancing technology, with the company today announcing that it's signed up IOGEAR as its latest partner. What's more, it seems that IOGEAR isn't wasting any time in getting its first piece of gear out the door, as it's also taken the opportunity to introduce its new Bluetooth Audio Transport device, which promises to "dramatically improve the audio performance of content played on any Bluetooth-enabled audio device." The unit also boasts a microphone to let you get in some SRS-enhanced calling, and it should last you around six hours before it needs a recharge. If that's enough to get you to ditch your current headset, you should be able to grab one of these right now for $80.

Filed under: Portable Audio, Wireless

Tags: bluetooth, bluetooth audio transport, bluetooth headset, BluetoothAudioTransport, BluetoothHeadset, iogear, srs, srs lab, srs wow, SrsLab, SrsWow

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Neutral

Ash A @ Nov 13th 2007 12:36PM

I have a pair of bluetooth headphones that operate the same way (minus the SRS) and they're nowhere close to wired headphones.
http://lemonlimedesigns.ca/blogs/index.php/reviews/review-jabra-bt320s-stereo-bluetooth-hea
I'm very hesitant to buy another pair of stereo bluetooth headphones.

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