Asono Freebit-H1 is a Tiny Ergonomic Bluetooth Headset

Oct 18 2006, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Asono introduces a tiny Bluetooth headset dubbed Freebit-H1.

Asono claims the advantage of this small Bluetooth headset lies in the ergonomic design. Asono has a neck for cool designs. They first made some waves when they announced the minimalist Asono Mica MP3 player in 2005.

The operation time of the Freebit is 9 hours, stand-by time is 200 hours and the range is 33 feet. Scandinavian Asono offers the Freebit-H1 for 84 Euro (~$104) online and appears to ship world-wide. This is still a pre-order. The Freebit is supposed to ship in November.

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