Bluetooth bracelet with vibration and caller ID display

The Bluetooth bracelet vibrates when you receive calls and displays the caller ID's number so you can decide whether or not you want to ans your phone. press the function button to reject the call. This Bluetooth bracelet looks cool and sleek

Product Specifications

• Primary Function: Bluetooth bracelet with vibration function and LCD display
• Display Size: 22mm wide
• Bluetooth version: 1.2
• Frequency range: 2.4GHz
• Active use time: 60 hours
• Dimensions: 15mm wide x 65mm

Other Features

• Attractive silver and black finish
• Charging time: 2 hours
• Caller ID (only shows numbers not name)
• Can charge using your laptop or home PC via the USB cable provided
• Can be used just as a bracelet

25$ worth trying

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Icono phone concept: call me, we'l do lunch

Zinc Chan, a London-based designer, just struck fame with his Icono concept telephone with the speed of back-tax owing Ohio plumber. The design is inspired by the internationally recognized "call me" hand gesture made famous by pouty-mouthed debutantes and hollywood starlets -- aka Shaka, amongst surfers. As such, the microphone and speaker are split to ride the swell of the pinkie and thumb, respectively. Callers then draw a unique pattern on the touchscreen pre-assigned to their contacts to initiate a call. As far fetched as the concept may seem, work related to induction charging, body area networks for transmitting audio across human skin, round LCDs, and any number of short length wireless solutions could very well make this concept a near-term reality.

[Via Textually and Core77]