Jabra SP700 Bluetooth Speakerphone Bugs Your Desk and Car

The Jabra SP700 Bluetooth Speakerphone is hitting the streets soon, and while it is billed as an "orbital" or space-aged design, it strikes me a bit more insect-like. In fact, it looks a lot like there is a dead bug sitting on the desk. Despite the odd appearance, this Bluetooth headset does seem to offer quite a bit of bang for the buck.

The clip (or insect legs) serves both as a stand for the table or a visor clip for a car. The large front speaker should be easily heard, but if it is not, it does have a built-in FM transmitter for forwarding calls to your car stereo system. Also, somewhere under the insect carapace is a battery that will allow for 14 hours of talk time or 10.5 days of standby.

Other notable features include: Autopairing, voice dialing, last number redial, call reject, and mute. You also get Bluetooth 2.0 and A2DP support (curse you iPhone!). At just 85 grams, this good little headset will scurry to the streets later this month and will be available for $99.00.See full article.

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