Looking for the perfect gadget this Christmas? The Philips Luxe MP3 player-cum-cellphone headset. Philips Luxe feature Bluetooth 2.1 that can be paired with the cellphone so you will never miss a call while listening to music. It’s a brilliant take on technology trend that puts entertainment capabilities on a cellphone. For over five years now companies have been cramming music players and, later on, video players into cellphones but Philips is the first to explore the idea that a separate music player that nevertheless receives calls (via Bluetooth) would be the best way to keep your cellphone battery charged the entire day.
The Philips Luxe will launch in Singapore next month. It is priced cheaply at S$139 or about $94 USD. It also features an FM tuner and a strip of LCD that gives you the caller’s number. There’s only 2GB of memory onboard. The Philip Luxe will play 10 hours of music and the photo indicates that it will be first-class audio the user will be enjoying.
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[...] 分类: 移动电话, 便携音像 Philips 最近推出了自家 GoGear 系列随身听的最新力作，GoGear LUXE，除了在外观上采用切割宝石这样相当大器的设计之外，随身听背后也有一组夹夹乐，让您可以将它夹在不会感到疼痛的地方。它还支持 BT 2.1，可透过其连接支持蓝牙的手机来作为蓝牙耳机使用；来电时除了会显示来电信息之外，音乐也会随着来电渐弱，一旦通话结束，又可以继续享受音乐；内置容量 2GB，并且还可以拿来听 FM 广播；不过续航力看来是不太理想，仅 10 小时而已，而作为蓝牙耳机使用，则可以待机约 100 小时。预计将于下个月在新加坡上市，售价为新币 139 元（约人民币 633 元左右），不过在现在音乐手机泛滥成灾的市场，这样的产品真能杀出一片天吗？[出自 PMPToday][原文连接]引用来源 | 此文章网址 | 转寄此文章 | 回应 Posted in Philips GoGear LUXE, PhilipsGogearLuxe ……………. [...]