The Motorola H800 is another headset recently let out of the MOTO goody bag. Bluetooth 2.0 capable and the first headset from Motorola to offer RapidConnect. With a slider form factor the H800 lets you accept, redial and end voice calls without even having to touch your phone.

The Motorola H800 has an over the ear design, MicrosUSB for charging, 6 hours to talk and 8 days to standby. Volume controls can be pogrammed to stay upright if you switch ears and the headset powers down after calls to preserve battery life. The Motorola H800 is expected during the 1st quarter of 2007.

Apple has gone and did it again. They’ve worked their magic. This time the recipient of said magic, is the Apple Mighty Mouse. Now to be known forever as the Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse. Unless of course for some strange reason you need to feel the cord and must have the wired version.

The Wireless Mighty Mouse works with one or two AA batteries and can be configured for one or two-button use. With the addition of Bluetooth and laser tracking you can scroll with accuracy wherever your heart desires. Since the Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse is only $69 you may just want to buy two.

While we’re all salivating and releasing our oral fixation upon Motorola, now would be a good time to post about headsets. Along with the phones announced, the Motorola fairy dropped us 2 new Bluetooth headsets, the H800 and the H601. Both headsets work with Bluetooth 1.1, 1.2 and Bluetooth 2.0 compatible devices and have over the ear designs. The Motorola H601 looks like the winner between the two, edging out the H800 with 2 more hours of talktime. Looking like digital candy and being marked as the companion headset to the new flagship Motorola KRZR phone doesn’t hurt either.
Quick Specs

Bluetooth Class 2 with EDR (up 33ft distance)
Mini USB
Microphone mute
Talktime: Up to 8 hours
Standby: Up to 8 days

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BlueAnt is now offering up the X3 Micro Bluetooth Headset in hot pink. It almost looks like candy. The X3 micro can pair with up to 3 different devices and connect to any when needed through multi-connect call switching technology. Charge the headset through USB, wall socket or in the car. (Yes!) Full duplex with 7 hours of talking time and 180 hours for standby. Grab one at BlueAnt. If hot pink isn’t your fancy try these. Door number 1 and door number 2.

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The KC900 from Pavion is like a good Mexican dinner combination plate, a little bit of everything you like. GPS SiRF Star III Module, 3.5″ touch screen, SD memory card slot, AV in as well as an MP3 player for your music and video playback functions for your movies. The KC900 even has an image viewer and a stylus using memo pad. Running on Windows CE, powered by an Atlas2 300Mhz CPU with 32MB of ROM, 64MB RAM, the KC900 tries to pack in everything.

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Sega Toys and Avex Entertainment have come together and crafted the Mu-Bot. Showing up at the Toy SHow 2006 in Tokyo, the accessory is made with the iPod in mind, but the Mu-Bot can work with any device that uses a standard headphone jack.

In case you are wondering what it does, the Mu-Bot is basically a set of earphones with a body. It’s cute, (in a freakish way they ate my face type of way) pointless and for the iPod. Sounds like a runaway hit. Expect the stocking stuffer to come in multiple colors around December. Should be twenty bucks or so. $21 to be exact.

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The SkyScout lets you know and identify over 6,000 celestial objects with the touch of a button. Just aim the SkyScout in the night sky and it does all the rest using GPS, magnetic field and gravitational measurements. The SkyScout even tells you when the best time is to find what you’re looking for, as well as provide trivia, history and mythology.

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Motorola just recently introduced the P790 that can power both headsets and handsets. It plugs into a mini-USB port and powers. No wires or wall outlets. Motorola says it will provide one, maybe two full phone charges but the company is confident the Motorola P790 will power your Bluetooth headset more than 10 times. The Motorola P790 Portable Charger is expected during the 3rd quarter of 2006.

Quick Specs

2.9 x 0.9 inches (73.6 x 51.4 x 23.7mm)
Weight: 2.8oz (79g )
Battery 1700 mAh

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Nope they don’t have some super duper bass booster. These headphones from Japan-based Morito don’t even produce sound. Huh? Yup, that’s right, no sound. What they actually do is produce vibrations that affect your inner ear in such a way that you think you hear something. WTH? Sure. Somebody go ahead and test these bone-conduction headphones and let us know the results. We can only imagine this will bring joy to commuters everywhere.
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Gizmodo

The Philips SA9200, also known as the GoGear Flash Audio Player is ready to suit your audio needs. PlaysForSure compliant and able to hold close to 1,000 songs. The 2GB flash-based audio player has a built-in voice recorder and playes play the radio as well thanks to the FM tuner. 14 hours of playing time the GoGear should be available in July, even though Philips is celebrating Holidays in June.

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