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Noise cancellation is one of the most notable features of Bluetooth headsets.
Jabra's latest BT530 is the first headst to take advantage of the GN Netcom’s new Noise Blackout technology, which uses dual-microphones, DSP technology and Audio Shock Protection to mute background noise without negatively affecting the voice quality.

The world's premier headset manufacturer, GN Netcom, announced today at CES it has added five new Jabra headsets to its lineup:

• JX-20 Pura - Titanium Edition: an elegant and luxurious Bluetooth headset by Jacob Jensen;
• BT8040: provides outstanding sound quality, while weighing in at less than half an ounce;
• BT8030: lets users remotely control their music and phone calls via Bluetooth;
• BT3030: can be used as a speakerphone for hands-free convenience;
• JX10 + A7010 Bluetooth Hub: connects to both mobile and desk phones offering pure wireless freedom.

Jabra JX 10 is a new luxurious limited edition Bluetooth headset made with a frame of 24k gold.

Only 28,000 units will be available worldwide. Some of its features include support for Bluetooth 2.0 profile, DSP (Digital Signal Processor) to eliminate background noise, voice-activated dialing and redial support, and a battery providing up to 6 hours to talk and 200 hours of stand-by time, there is also a steal version of the JX 10 available for those who can't afford the gold one.

Jabra has introduced its new Bluetooth headset, called Jabra BT8040. Check out the feature list below.

Jabra BT8040 features:

•  Interface: Volume controls, call answer/end button and a charging socket
•  Voice dialing, last number redial, call waiting and call holding
•  Bluetooth 2.

The Cara gold edition of the Jabra JX10 headset is now available. Created by the world famous design company Jacob Jensen, the device comes in 24k gold coating and costs $300. Jabra JX10 is one of the smallest and lightest headsets, weighing less than 10 g and measuring less than 4 cm in length. There are 28,000 units of this Bluetooth headset available in most of the countries.

Verizon Wireless and Jabra have recently introduced the new Jabra BT8010 convertible Bluetooth stereo headset at the CTIA Wireless 2007 show. The BT8010 is the first phone from Jabra that can also be used as a stereo headset by connecting a special stereo earpiece to it.

The BT8010 headset features Bluetooth 2.0, A2DP, Audio/Video Remote Cotnrol profile, a jog wheel for easy navigation, and a Multipoint connection.

The Jabra BT8010 is the first headset to have the important feature of pairing a cellphone and a mp3 player. Consumers can listen to music and if someone calls it is easy to switch the function to work with the cellphone. By means of Digital Signal Processing the Jabra BT8010 offers a better audio quality.

The bluetooth device has phonebook + caller ID features for the cellphone.