TEN releases naviPlay Bluetooth Stereo Headset for iPod and cell phones
Imagine this: you're wearing a set of bluetooth stereo headphones and listening to your iPod, enjoying the freedom of no wires dangling from your ears. A call comes in on your bluetooth-enabled cell phone. You hear the phone ring through the headphones, so you press one button on the headphones to both pause the music and answer the phone. You speak through a microphone embedded in the headphones. When the call's over you press the button again to go back to the music playing on your iPod.
This is all possible now if you've got $200 to drop for a naviPlay Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headset Kit. The kit incorporates iPod controls (although it's not clear where), and clips for all current iPod models including the iPod nano and the 5G iPod. TEN Technology announced that the kit, which pairs its new bluetooth headset with the naviPlay Bluetooth Adaptor for iPod, will be available at the Apple Store. The naviPlay Headset also can be used with Bluetooth-enabled PCs supporting A2 DP profile for stereo audio or headset profile for VoIP calling.
[via Engadget]
