Sound ID, the Bluetooth headset company, has announced two new headsets
at the CTIA trade show in Las Vegas.
The first model, the Sound ID 200,
is an update on the company’s original Sound ID SM100 mode. The 200
features NoiseNavigation,
which uses dual adaptive beam-forming microphones and a sound isolation algorithm to reduce background noise. It also has an automatic volume control that compensates for the user’s environment.
The Sound ID 300 (pictured), meanwhile, includes those features and adds PersonalSound, which lets users select from three listening modes in order to enhance speech clarity without raising the volume.
The Sound ID 200 lists for $99.99 and will be sold at Fry’s and in Apple Retail Stores beginning in mid-April. The Sound ID 300 will sell for $119.99 and be sold through AT&T retail stores and online this month as well.
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