Iqua sun:First eco-friendly bluetooth headset

Though Iqua is quite an unknown brand in the U.S., it’s popular in Europe and is known for making stylish, well-made Bluetooth products. Now Iqua has introduced a new Bluetooth headset that is surprisingly eco-friendly, dubbed the Iqua Sun. This is the first solar-powered Bluetooth headset as far as we know, complete with a tiny solar panel right on its front face. It has pretty standard Bluetooth headset features and it doesn’t look like much, but Iqua promises practically infinite standby time depending on ambient light. If that alone is enough to get your wallets out, prepare to cough up around $100 for one.

By most measures, the Iqua Sun looks like a pretty ordinary headset. Measuring 1.88 inch long by 0.98 inch wide by 0.47 inch deep and weighing a little under 0.5 ounce, the Sun is certainly not the smallest headset we’ve seen, but it’s not that much of a clunker, either. The defining feature of the Sun is, of course, the slab of photovoltaic cell that lies right on its front face. Iqua says that it uses any available light–indoors or outdoors–to extend the talk and standby time of the headset. Theoretically, you may only ever need to charge the Iqua Sun once if you live in a sunny climate.

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Sony Ericsson launched Bluetooth headset for woman

Sony Ericsson has launched Bluetooth headset HBH-PV712 Style Edition specifically for women.
The headset will be a welcome relief to active, fashion-conscious women across the globe, and comes after huge research by the company to figger out exactly what the active, modern woman wants.
The headset can be combined with three accessories including three Style-up(TM) covers, designed to detach from the headset in one step so that the user can quickly change the cover to fit his/her mood and outfit.

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