Designed by French designer David Turpin, the Native Union Bluetooth handset will turn your iPhone device into a cordless landline. The device supports the Bluetooth 2.1 multipoint technology, allowing the user to pair and answer calls on two different Bluetooth devices, such as a smartphone and a personal mobile phone, or a phone and a Bluetooth-enabled device (such as a laptop used to make VOIP Internet calls). The gadget also has a high-quality speaker and microphone for optimum call sound quality. What’s more, its device charging dock in the base allows you to keep your iPhone device charged and ready to go. $149.99 is all you need to bring home the Native Union Bluetooth handset. [Product Page]
Designed for Motorola phones, the Motorola HX520 Oasis is an earring-type (behind-the-ear) Bluetooth headset that was designed based on consumer feedback from a study on ergonomics and comfort. Each purchase of this Bluetooth headset includes three interchangeable ear gels that let you create a precise fit for all-day comfort. The Motorola HX520 OASIS comes with up to 6-hour of talk time. Folks in South Korea are able to buy the Motorola HX520 OASIS Bluetooth headset for 80,000 Won ($70). [AVING]
New Potato has rolled out the TuneLink Auto Bluetooth FM transmitter, which is designed to be used with the iPhone, iPad and iPod. This Bluetooth FM transmitter allows you to play music from your iPhone, iPad or iPod on your car’s stereo system. The New Potato TuneLink Auto comes with an exclusive TuneLink “Share” feature that allows multiple users in the same vehicle to share the same TuneLink connection, creating a social atmosphere in the car and allowing everyone to participate in sharing their tunes. The gadget also incorporates advanced Bluetooth technology to ensure that your music is truly portable. The TuneLink Auto Bluetooth FM transmitter is priced at $99.99 a pop. [New Potato]
The Sony Ericsson LiveView will be launched in the UK on November 19th, 2010 via Play.com. The official price is £59.99 but they will be selling it for just £49.99. The Sony LiveView is a Bluetooth watch-style accessory that serves as a companion to most Android 2.x phones. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. More
The Atomic9 Bluetooth wristband fits comfortably on your wrist, allowing you to multi-task and handle phone calls wirelessly. You can wear this Bluetooth wristband to the gym, work and even in the car. When the phone call comes in, just tap the wrist, and start talking. Its battery provides up to 4-hour of talk-time and up to 160-hour of stand-by time. $99.99 is all you need to bring home the Atomic9 Bluetooth wristband. [Atomic9]
Chinavasion comes back with their latest gadget in the form of the Mini Bluetooth Keyboard. This gadget is the perfect companion for your smartphone that makes typing, chatting, and gaming easier than ever. The sleek and slim design fits comfortably in your hand and allows for easy typing with its 49 keys, including a full QWERTY keyboard and complete with a space bar and number keys. There is also an FN (function) key used for accessing arrow keys, right click, and a home button. The device connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. If you are interested, you can buy the Chinavasion Mini Bluetooth Keyboard for $22.76 each. [Product Page]
