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BLUESPOON HEADSET NEW POST !! |
Super G Joined: Mar 07, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: France PM |
Looks small Or said otherwise, how big ears do you need to put it in?
How is the sound quality (microphone I mean), given the fact people usually have ears far from the mouth?? And how sensitive is it to background noise? |
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jh67 Joined: Nov 30, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: denmark PM, WWW
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There'll be different resellers,..and the software can be upgraded, or the headset can be sent to e.g. service center (or Nextlink).
We are working on this at the moment Trying to find out the best way to do this.
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Super G >
Its very hard to say just how good it is, because there arent that many bluetooth headsets, to compare it with.
Of course we have done some comparing/testing, but I wont/cant go into that now. All I can say is, ...the Bluespoon microphone is good
E.g. when a person wearing the Bluespoon talks, its very easy to hear that person. The speaker is also very good.
Of course the jaw-bone microphone (which will come later on) is even more impressive,..no noises at all !
Because Bluespoon is much smaller, then the materials are also special in some way, and also very good. This of course "helps" on the sound-quality. Another thing is, that the people at Nextlink are very good at what they are doing,..they have a lot of experience in doing high-quality headsets for e.g. security-services, special forces, firefighters, police and so on.
Jan
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kohe Joined: Mar 29, 2002 Posts: 4 From: Singapore PM |
HI Jan!
The product is really intresting. I think its going to be cery useful. Especially for those who work in noisy enviroments, Discos and construction industry. I am just intrested to ask about the INVISO, would they be compatable with the Motorola T6310 2 way radio? the hands free socket consists of one socket with the audio out, mic. in and the PTT button as well. I hope this dosen't take up too much time since its a slightly different topic from the Blue Spoon. THanks a million!!  |
jh67 Joined: Nov 30, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: denmark PM, WWW
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Kohe >
About the INVISIO : Try to write Nexlink an email about compatibility.
I cant remeber the specific features of this product.
I know it works with different sorts of handsets/radio-units. I have tried it with some radioes in the test-lab. Works very well,..and the sound-quality is good in Invisio.
Microsoft Executive Security uses the Invisio, and so does e.g. the Danish Special Forces units (e.g. SEALS, special OPS and others) here in DK. Also Police-units and firefighers use this.
These INVISIO's are custom-shaped/built, to fit those specific persons.
See : http://www.nextlink.to and then go to "Invisio" and "contact". Here You'll be able to write an email.
The double-microphone Bluespoon, that comes later, will be very good with noisy enviroments. It basically cancel all noises from the outside.
Even the first/ordinary Bluespoon with external microphone, will be quite good to use in noisy areas. And I know that e.g. some building constructors will use it,..also because its easy to carry around.
And the sound-quality is very good on this product as well.
Jan
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dan47 Joined: Feb 14, 2002 Posts: 339 PM |
cant wait for the bluespoon to come out...
hope it wont be expensive. |
jh67 Joined: Nov 30, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: denmark PM, WWW
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DAN > It should be about the same as the rest of the bluetooth headsets,..like e.g. Ericssons HBH headset.
We havent really put a correct pricetag on them yet.
Jan |
ksroy Joined: Apr 02, 2002 Posts: 18 PM |
Hi Jan. Am a newbie on e-sato but I've followed the posts for months now. Just saw the bluespoon pdf file on nextlink and it mentioned its slated for the end of 2002. This right? |
ralphn Joined: Mar 27, 2002 Posts: 67 From: USA PM |
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On 2002-04-02 11:37, ksroy wrote:
Hi Jan. Am a newbie on e-sato but I've followed the posts for months now. Just saw the bluespoon pdf file on nextlink and it mentioned its slated for the end of 2002. This right?
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If you have "followed the posts for months" you would have noticed (in this thread) that Jan has indicated May/June for release. |
jh67 Joined: Nov 30, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: denmark PM, WWW
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Ralphn > Quite right Bluespoon is to be released in may/june.
Ksroy > Actually Bluespoon should have been released in march/april, but was delayed, because of some modules, we didnt have.
So the release was "pushed" to may/june.
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UPDATE TODAY-NEWS
As I wrote earlier, I'm working on a folder with "future products/concepts" as well as the Bluespoon itself, which are to be shown on a Bluetooth show here in April, in Japan.
I'll try to put the pictures from the folder in here, as soon as its out.
The guys at Nextlink actually thought that it would be a good idea, to show it in here
Jan
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adamrj Joined: Jan 15, 2002 Posts: 155 From: NW London PM |
>>I'll try to put the pictures from the folder in here...
Cool! Look forward to seeing them.
Adam |
tranquil Joined: Dec 15, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: Oslo, Norway PM |
OK, OK, OK, I have not read all the posts in this topic. Guess I an a wee bit lazy, but is there a releasedate for the Bluespoon yet? Ks
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ralphn Joined: Mar 27, 2002 Posts: 67 From: USA PM |
The answer is 4 posts up. |
jh67 Joined: Nov 30, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: denmark PM, WWW
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ADAM >
I should be able to post these pictures in about 2 weeks. I just have to wait for the japan-show to start
SOLMYR> Release is as told earlier in may/june No "real date" has been set yet.
Jan |
tranquil Joined: Dec 15, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: Oslo, Norway PM |
Sorry about that! The thing is, when you have pressed next post cant 60 times you get a bit fed up of not finding the answer you are looking for... Thanks anyway. I am looking forward to may/june, I WANT ONE!!! KS
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jh67 Joined: Nov 30, 2001 Posts: > 500 From: denmark PM, WWW
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SOLMYR > Your welcome
Yes these "bluespoon-posts" seem to be very loooong, hehe. A lot of questions and answers
Jan |
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