 Parrot, which is known for its cutting-edge Bluetooth devices, is introducing a revolutionary new Bluetooth hands-free kit this September. The NOMAD is Parrot’s latest hands-free speakerphone which offers wireless communication with connection to Bluetooth enabled cell phones.
Like most Parrot Bluetooth devices, the NOMAD has a sleek ultramodern design. The device functions primarily as a hands-free car kit, clipping to the sun visor, however it can also be used as a speakerphone in your office or home. True to its name, the NOMAD will go just about anywhere. Compared to other Parrot hands-free kits, the NOMAD is much smaller and more compact, weighing around 100g (3.5oz). Also, with a record-breaking battery life (10 hours of talk time), the device is always ready to go.
What makes the NOMAD so groundbreaking is its unparalleled sound quality, which is the result of three years of R&D. The kit has a 2 watt speaker and uses new signal processing algorithms specially designed for speakerphones. According to Parrot, the listening quality is comparable to a professionally-installed hands-free kit. The NOMAD also comes equipped with voice recognition dialing, allowing you to call any contacts with voice recorded tags.
Product Features:
- High-definition 2W speaker
- Omnidirectional microphone
- Parrot DSP2 signal processing
- Bluetooth HSP 1.1, HFP 1.0 and 1.5 OPP profiles
- 3-button interface
- Built-in voice recognition with voiceprints
- 10 hrs. talk time and over one week of standby time
- Updates via Bluetooth
- Mini USB charger
- Weight: 104g
- Dimensions: 110 x 63 x 28 mm
Posted September 12, 2006 by BlueTomorrow.com Editorial Staff
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