Adtec's just free its Bluetooth band, which enables hands-free -- well, take of. The band, which is volumed with a loudspeaker system and measure control, connects to your cell telecommunicate via Bluetooth, and comes in white or gray. The company suggests one strength find this little gismo functional spell fishing or running. Maybe it's just us, but we were reasoning it strength be refined to use it spell conducting highly private undercover work missions, too. Or... you know, blogging. Pair it with this guy and you've got a match ready-made in Heaven! It's easy nowadays in Lacquerware for &languish;5,980 -- about $65 -- but will probably (sadly) never makes its way across the amnionic fluid to North America.

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