Motorola has been severely hit by the financial crisis and its mobile phone sales are lower than ever. It needs just a few good product launches to see it through the rough patch; the Motorola H780 Bluetooth headset could very well be it. It is a budget Bluetooth headset priced at about $70 and offers good sound quality and long battery life. In this review, we check out how it fares when compared to other headsets in its range.
Motorola H780 Specs:
- Dimensions: 1.9 x 0.7 x 0.5 inches
- Weight: 12 grams
- Battery Life: 7 hours talktime / 8 days standby time
- Price: $70 (Approx)
The Kensington Ci95m Wireless Notebook Mouse is an upgrade to the Ci75m Wireless Mouse by Kensington, a well known manufacturer of accessories and pen drives. While it doesn’t offer many features, it is a simple alternative for those who just want a wireless mouse to point and click. It doesn’t have any fancy features and is priced very low at about $30 to compensate for that. It has a nice design and feels comfortable and handles the basics pretty well.
Able Planet is a relatively new player on the scene, it arrived about 2 years back with it’s Clear Harmony headset. The Clear Harmony did quite well and offered good sound quality at a good price. But it was still a bit too pricey. Now Able Planet is back with the Clear Harmony Foldable NC200 headset which is much cheaper; it is priced at just about $80. In this review, we check out if the Able Planet Clear Harmony Foldable manages to live up to the high standards set by its predecessor.
The new Audio Bone 1.0 headphones use bone conduction to transmit sound to your ears through your jaw bone. You don’t have to worry about loose ear buds anymore, because the Audio Bone 1.0 headphones don’t rely on the ears to transmit sound to you, instead the sound is transmitted through your skull. The bone conduction technology hasn’t been perfected yet – the sound volume isn’t very loud, but this is the best you can get in a small budget with a good design. They are priced around $180 which is quite affordable.
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Another Maxtor product to review this week, today we have our hands on the new Maxtor BlackArmor 320 GB external portable hard drive. While the Maxtor One Touch Plus we reviewed earlier was a desktop based backup solution, the Maxtor Black Armor is a external portable storage solution. It is very compact and can easily fit in your trouser pockets. It is also light and has good features like encryption, sync and backup software, which make it a good option if you are looking for a portable hard drive to keep your data safe.
Maxtor is a very popular hard drive manufacturer and has given us some great products in the past. It launched the Maxtor OneTouch 4 Plus quite some time back. The Maxtor OneTouch 4 Plus is primarily a backup solution for PC’s and Mac’s. It has a very stylish design and superb build quality. It also comes bundled with software like Safety Drill, Drive Pass and Maxtor Manager. In this review we check out the Maxtor OneTouch 4 Plus in detail and see if its worth the moolah.
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