MoGo Talk Bluetooth Headset for BlackBerry Curve and Javelin

July 23rd, 2009 by admin | Filed under Tech.
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Newton Peripherals after release MoGo Talk for the iPhone. Now, MoGo Bluetooth Headset Talk for BlackBerry Curve and BlackBerry smartphone Javelin throwing. MoGo The discussion is an ultra-thin integrated Bluetooth headset that stores and charges on the back of the phone.

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How the iPhone version, the MoGo Talk for BlackBerry supports Bluetooth 2.0 with Easy-pair with a range of up to 10 meters. It has Active Noise Compensation, echo suppression. Integrated battery provides up to 4 hours talk time and one week standby time.

MoGo Talk for BlackBerry Curve and Javelin is a price of $ 129.99.

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