Considering the
multitude of Bluetooth headsets out there which
claim to be the smallest this world has to offer, we're not apt to believe that ADTEC's AD-HSM10 is actually the most diminutive, regardless of what the firm promises. Nevertheless, this wee earpiece is indeed tiny, and since this little bugger only weighs five grams, you might just forget it's even resting in your ear canal. Reportedly, it can last through three solid hours of yappin' (or 100 hours in standby), and just in case you're not down with silver, there's also a titanium version out there. 'Course, it needn't be mentioned just how similar this thing is to Motorola's
Miniblue H9, but regardless, those interested can snag one of their own in late January for ¥8,980 ($78).
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posted Dec 26th 2007 4:57AM
Isn't this the already available Argard M10 available at charlesandmarie.com ?
That is what I was getting ready to say! Looks like the Argard M10 to me!!!
http://www.blueheadsets.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=125
I fear I would look like Dr. Frankenstein missed my neck and stuck the bolt in my ear instead...
If I were you, I would worry more about what is going to happen when you forget to take that out of your ear while going through a security checkpoint in the Heathrow Airport in London.
Yeah, 'cause bluetooth headsets are teh scariest thing....OMGz......
Don't you think that A) Airport security are already used to all kinds of strange gadgets and B) that your alarmist post is a little over the top?
The Argard M10, which seems to be the same headphones, is made in plastic so it won't matter. I wouldn't want it to be metal anyway, it's be too heavy.
Rummy: Personally, I do not think that airport security is used to anything nor do I think they use what used to be called common sense.
Dough! I thought these were stereo phones, which is what I've been looking out for for ages now. Does anyone know of such a pair yet?
Buy two, they're cheap!
HAha...well even if you could manage to do it with bluetooth software, fake stereo just wouldn't do it.
Rummy:
Is that so? Why do they still ask you to remove your jewelry etc.? Because it will set off the metal detector. What happens then? Even though the TSA agent KNOWS that it was just jewelry that set it off, he'll pull you to the side and pat you down.
In answer to your question: No, I don't think it is. It's just the truth.