Sunglasses Combines Music Player, Bluetooth Headset
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Las Vegas, NV January 7, 2009 -- Tri-Specs® Inc., the company that combines high-tech and high-fashion in user-friendly consumer electronics, is now offering Bluetooth-enabled eyewear that combines the best acoustic technology for noise cancellation and voice quality in mobile communications with acoustically enhanced, premium stereo sound for a great MP3 music experience using buttons on the arms of the glasses.
TriSpecs™ are highly styled glasses with a simple user experience and STEP Labs' unsurpassed noise elimination acoustic technology. They combine dual microphones, dual speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity in a mobile accessory which produces the best voice quality and intelligibility on the market.
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CES 2009: Trispecs Designer Stereo Bluetooth Sunglasses
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clipped from www.chipchick.comFeature Run down:
* Power turns on by extending the in-ear speakers
* Voice prompts and voice dialing for easy, hands-free use
* Instant, dynamic volume to compensate for noise changes in the environment
* Retractable standard earbud speakers or upgrade with in-ear barrel speakers
* One-touch activation of phone calls
* MP3 and call control buttons on the arms of the glasses
* Available in black, white, and metallic with optional designs and style elements
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TriSpecs Bluetooth Shades Cut the Dork Factor
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clipped from www.pcmag.comYeah, we thought the original sunglasses/earphones concept was a little dorky, too. But new TriSpecs shades look like something you might want to wear.
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CES 2009: Trispecs Designer Stereo Bluetooth Sunglasses | Chip Chick
TriSpecs Bluetooth Shades Cut the Dork Factor - News and Analysis by PC Magazine
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