Aliph Jawbone (Red) Bluetooth headset. "Noise Is Nothing" The
noise cancellation in the jawbone is far better than any other Bluetooth
wireless headsets in the industry !
Aliph™ Jawbone® Noise Shield Bluetooth Wireless Headset
Designed and incorporated by the distinguished industrial
designer, Yves Behar, Jawbone® takes mobile style beyond measurable limit.
Jawbone's® perforated shield curves to match the outline of the face while the
inside surface is made from medical grade plastic to provide a soft and smooth
feel on the skin. Jawbone® can be worn on either ear, and you can customize
your own personal perfect fit by choosing various different shapes & sizes for
the provided ear-loop and ear-bud. Jawbone's® ergonomic design enhances the
acoustic performance and keeps the device lightweight, stable and
unbelievingly comfortable.
How it Works
Jawbone® measures the ambient noise around you and automatically enhances the
incoming audio and adjusts the volume to make every incoming call sound
crystal clear. Using adaptive sound technology, the Jawbone® uses two
microphones and a voice activity sensor. When placed against the cheek, the
sensor detects voice vibrations rather than picking up the sound from your
mouth.
The Jawbone® has three different microphones built into the
device, the aforementioned voice-activity sensor plus Aliph's™ proprietary
Noise Shield audio processing in order to help reduce outside noise and not
only amplify your own voice but also enhance incoming audio. No one can tell
the difference even if you are in a nosy background!!
This piece of art has a voice-activity sensor as well as
military-grade "noise shield" technology that has been approved by DARPA
(Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), the U.S. Department of Defense's
independent research branch.
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 March, 2009.
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