Jabra Cruiser for handsfree driving
It goes without saying that driving and talking on the cellphone while holding the latter in your hand is a big no-no, since it greatly reduces the amount of concentration on the road while making it harder for you to react in the event of an emergency. Handsfree kits are essential, but why not rely on Bluetooth connectivity with the new Jabra Cruiser? This visor-mounted device will support Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR connectivity and eSCO, where it can handle audio streaming from the phone to its speaker. Apart from that, you can be assured of crystal clear calls thanks to dual mics with Jabra Noise Blackout technology. Other features include a built-in FM transmitter and status display, allowing you to pair up to a couple of handsets simultaneously.
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