Vibrating Bluetooth Bracelet
Posted by Simon Perry on 12 December 2007 at 10:03 am | Tagged as: Mobile, Bluetooth, Cellular
Besides Stereo bluetooth and the odd bit of file transfer, we’re sadly disappointed by the applications that people have put Bluetooth to … but today started to look up a bit, when we saw this Vibrating Bluetooth Bracelet.
Rather than wearing a silly lump of plastic on your ear, to let you talk when you phone rings, the LM959 Bluetooth vibrating bracelet from LM Technologies hangs on your wrist and vibrates when a call comes in, even when you’re up to 5m away from the handset.
With a charge time of 3 hours, the ‘up to’ 100 hours standby time sounds pretty healthy.
If this all sounds appealing … you’re going to have to hold your horses, as they’ve all sold out at the moment. If they do come back in stock, they cost £30 before.
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2 Responses to “Vibrating Bluetooth Bracelet”
I can see why they’ve sold out. A very useful gadget and especially useful if like me your phone is on silent a lot of the time.
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