It's been a good while since the
BlueStreamer was hit up with a well deserved update, but those who've been waiting in tense anticipation can finally kick their shoes off and relax. Yep, Jays is indeed announcing the aptly-named BlueStreamer 2 Bluetooth stereo adapter, which not only features BT v2.0 and supports A2DP, AVRCP, HSP and HFP, but it's available in a trio of glossy motifs (black, white and pink to be precise). Weighing in at just 12-grams, this bugger allows users to "listen to music and receive calls simultaneously," and just in case that whole "stopping the jams 'til your convo is done" thing wasn't enough for you, it's also very compatible with Skype. Sure, there's nothing out of the ordinary here, but those captivated for whatever reason can grab one now for $62 (or €42.40 elsewhere). [Warning: PDF read link]
posted Jan 16th 2008 2:59PM
That pink one better be supporting breast cancer or there's gonna be trouble.
I don't support breast cancer either. As a rule, if it's something that kills people, I'm just not a fan.
Hmmm...
I probably should have stuck the word "research" in there somewhere.
As long as they do not put the logo on it, than it should be fine.
I hate it when people think that a color MUST only be used by a charity... RED for example is a nice color... But requiring everyone who wants to use RED to support AIDS in Africa is just not right. The LOGO should be what people look for when they expect to support a charity, NOT the color of the device.
Good on them for making a bluetooth device without making it blue!