CTIA 2007: Test-driving the Sound Leaf Bone Conduction Receiver Microphone

CTIA 2007: Test-driving the Sound Leaf Bone Conduction Receiver Microphone


Last update: 29-03-07	Submitted by Vincent Nguyen
Views: 3182	Home Gadgets Bluetooth

Base on my expressions from the video below, you'll just have to take my word that the Sound Lead totally kicks ass.

The Sound Leaf “Bone Conduction Receiver Microphone” is a great add-on to your existing handset for speaking in loud places, and for people suffering from age-related hearing loss.

It plugs into FOMA phones with flat earphone microphone jacks, and conducts sound vibrations to the auditory nerves through the cranial bones. This is also the first product in the industry that combines a bone-conduction function with a telephone coil (T-Coil) allowing people using hearing aids (with T-Coil) to make clear calls.

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