Mobile owners who've been using Jabra's previous Bluetooth headset, the EarWave Boom and the BT250, will find their latest creation to be somewhat familiar since it employs a similar design.
Popular Bluetooth headset maker Jabra announced today their WAVE headset which features a three-layer win-noise reduction system, digital signal processing (DSP) technology for high fidelity audio, voice guidance, multiuse technology, and a status display. In addition, one of the other highlighted feature is its support for their World of Apps portal which essentially provides users to use voice-enabled apps with the headset.
Jabra will be offering the WAVE Bluetooth headset in two different colors – red and black. But they are also going to offer a corded version as well for those who don't care for a wireless option.
There is still no word regarding its price, but it'll be sold through Verizon Wireless exclusively this coming November.
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