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Aliph, a leading developer of mobile audio products that deliver the best user experience in any environment, today announced that its Jawbone Bluetooth headset is going international. Jawbone is available in UK starting today for £79.99 through an exclusive retail partnership with The Carphone Warehouse.

Jawbone is a groundbreaking Bluetooth headset that integrates an advanced, military-grade noise cancelling system called Noise Shield that enables clear conversations even in the most extreme environments. Jawbone eliminates background noise, improves sound quality and seamlessly adjusts microphone and earpiece volume throughout the call. Its superior technology combined with premium design have earned Jawbone recognition as CNET’s “highest rated Bluetooth headset ever,” one of PC World’s “100 Best Products of 2007,” and Engadget’s “wearable device of the year,”

in addition to recent Spark and IDEA international design awards.

The Carphone Warehouse is Europe's leading independent retailer of mobile phones and services, with over 2,000 stores in 11 countries and 784 in the UK. The Carphone Warehouse has built up a significant Telecoms business that contributes to 50% of the group's revenue and is a major driver of future profitable growth.

"We’re thrilled to bring the Jawbone headset to the UK with The Carphone Warehouse” said Alexander Asseily, Aliph co-founder and head of European operations. “The demand for better Bluetooth headsets is here and by partnering with one of Europe’s most innovative mobile products retailers we’re able to bring Jawbone’s ground breaking technology and design to a sophisticated and demanding market."

“We’ve watched Jawbone launch off the charts in the US with leading retailers,” said Charlotte Alberry, Head of Mobile Entertainment and Accessories at Carphone Warehouse. “We’re thrilled to have the exclusive on this best-in-class headset and what is arguably the hottest mobile companion product to launch this year.”

[Hightech]

Aliph, a leading developer of mobile audio products that deliver the best user experience in any environment, today announced that its Jawbone Bluetooth headset is going international. Jawbone is available in UK starting today for £79.99 through an exclusive retail partnership with The Carphone Warehouse.

Jawbone is a groundbreaking Bluetooth headset that integrates an advanced, military-grade noise cancelling system called Noise Shield that enables clear conversations even in the most extreme environments. Jawbone eliminates background noise, improves sound quality and seamlessly adjusts microphone and earpiece volume throughout the call. Its superior technology combined with premium design have earned Jawbone recognition as CNET’s “highest rated Bluetooth headset ever,” one of PC World’s “100 Best Products of 2007,” and Engadget’s “wearable device of the year,”

in addition to recent Spark and IDEA international design awards.

The Carphone Warehouse is Europe's leading independent retailer of mobile phones and services, with over 2,000 stores in 11 countries and 784 in the UK. The Carphone Warehouse has built up a significant Telecoms business that contributes to 50% of the group's revenue and is a major driver of future profitable growth.

"We’re thrilled to bring the Jawbone headset to the UK with The Carphone Warehouse” said Alexander Asseily, Aliph co-founder and head of European operations. “The demand for better Bluetooth headsets is here and by partnering with one of Europe’s most innovative mobile products retailers we’re able to bring Jawbone’s ground breaking technology and design to a sophisticated and demanding market."

“We’ve watched Jawbone launch off the charts in the US with leading retailers,” said Charlotte Alberry, Head of Mobile Entertainment and Accessories at Carphone Warehouse. “We’re thrilled to have the exclusive on this best-in-class headset and what is arguably the hottest mobile companion product to launch this year.”

I would not bother with this headset.. I had it and it way too big. This headset works to a point. If you are riding in the car and your ear is by the window people will hear the noise. There is a video about this headset but if you look at the guy in the car the ear that has the headset is not facing the window he is seating in the passenger side not the driver side... Now if you are in a park yes it does work because you are not moving toward wind.