Conversing in and out of the car has become as simple as talking to oneself, thanks to Nokia. The global leader in mobile telephony has now come up with a Bluetooth speakerphone that has powerful speakers, microphone and digital signal processing technology.
The stylish and trendy HF-300 speakerphone is the kind of stuff worth flaunting. With the gadget at your disposal, you need not worry about missing a crucial instruction or that whisper from your near and dear ones. Disruption and noise are passé now. The phone comes with an Auto Power Off feature which ensures that the phone is switched off after the end of a conversation. So, don’t hurry switching your phone off abruptly. The audio quality of your new speakerphone enables you to feel proximity with your interlocutor. It feels as if you are talking face-to-face.
This battery-powered device offers up to 20 hours of talk time and alerts you through an LED indicator in the event of battery getting low on charge. The easy-positioning gadget is equipped with a sunvisor-clip and the rubberized pegs at the bottom so that it can sit in your car or on your desk properly. It costs about Rs. 4960, excluding taxes.
Nokia has been in the forefront of driving convergence of the internet and communication technologies. It has in its repertoire a wide range of mobile devices and provides people with music, navigation, video, television, imaging, games and business mobility services through them.
The stylish and trendy HF-300 speakerphone is the kind of stuff worth flaunting. With the gadget at your disposal, you need not worry about missing a crucial instruction or that whisper from your near and dear ones. Disruption and noise are passé now. The phone comes with an Auto Power Off feature which ensures that the phone is switched off after the end of a conversation. So, don’t hurry switching your phone off abruptly. The audio quality of your new speakerphone enables you to feel proximity with your interlocutor. It feels as if you are talking face-to-face.
This battery-powered device offers up to 20 hours of talk time and alerts you through an LED indicator in the event of battery getting low on charge. The easy-positioning gadget is equipped with a sunvisor-clip and the rubberized pegs at the bottom so that it can sit in your car or on your desk properly. It costs about Rs. 4960, excluding taxes.
Nokia has been in the forefront of driving convergence of the internet and communication technologies. It has in its repertoire a wide range of mobile devices and provides people with music, navigation, video, television, imaging, games and business mobility services through them.
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