NTT DoCoMo Starts Selling Sound Leaf+ bone conduction Bluetooth headset

NTT DoCoMo Starts Selling Sound Leaf+ bone conduction Bluetooth headset


Last update: 19-03-08	Submitted by ahbao
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NTT DoCoMo will be selling their second Bone-Conduction Headset, Sound Leaf+, which uses bone vibration in the skull to transmit sound to the auditory apparatus. This method allows greater loudness sensitivity so that phone users can hear the speaker's sound more easily in noisy surroundings when using the headset.

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The new version of the original Sound Leaf has an improve receiving capability. It connects to your mobile phone via bluetooth connection and can let you use it for 15 hours continuously. With a size of about 115 x 30 x 26.5 mm and 45 grams, it is available in black blue color only.

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