Sound ID HD300 Bluetooth Headset
The leading company in personalized sound, Sound ID has announced its breakthrough Bluetooth headset – HD300, which ergonomically created for comfort, thanks to the scientifically designed RealComfort Earloops. According to the company, the stylish Sound ID HD300 can support up to 6 hours of talk time or 200 hours (8 days) of standby time.
Unique Technology Features Of Sound ID HD300 Bluetooth Headset:
- NoiseNavigation – A proprietary development, NoiseNavigation optimizes speech intelligibility at both ends of the conversation, as dual microphones isolate speech and DSP algorithms automatically reduce wind and background nose.
- PersonalSound – HD300 users can choose from three listening modes – tuned to the most common hearing preferences – further enhancing speech clarity without raising the volume.
- Automatic Volume Control – This feature eliminates the need for constant volume adjustment in variable noise situations such as driving.
“Comprised of hearing specialists and top acoustic scientists, Sound ID brings an in-depth knowledge of the human ear to the Bluetooth arena,” said Michael Jones, President and CEO of Sound ID. “Engineered to complement the natural hearing process, the HD300 delivers great audio and a slim design for comfort and style – ensuring its place among the slickest gadgets on the market today.”
The new Sound ID HD300 Bluetooth headset that weights only 8 grams (0.28 ounces) is expected to be available in Q3 2008 for about $120.
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November 26th, 2008 01:50
Does anybody know if the Soundid 300 will have the “one2one” feature that was in the Soundid 100? This is the feature that puts two soundids into what some call walkie talkie mode where one can speak back and forth to another Soundid user blocking out all the background noise of a croweded room.
April 17th, 2008 11:12
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