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Motorola announces a great looking new Bluetooth headset designed for the active user looking for great sound and fit. Introduced during at the CES show in Las Vegas (like you eally didn’t know there was something going there by now) by Moto’s Top Brass: Gary Shapiro, president of the Consumer Electronics Association, and Ed Zander, CEO of Motorola. Blue is a brief press release on the Moto Web Site:

Motorola Bluetooth Active Headphones S9 – Leveraging Bluetooth Stereo technology, these new Bluetooth Active Headphones make it easy to enjoy the freedom of wireless music. With an easy-to-wear and stable behind-the-head design, the ultra-light (barely one ounce) S9 stereo headphones are comfortable and let users listen to their favorite tunes and stay connected to a compatible Bluetooth enabled mobile phone². And listening could never be easier. Music mutes or pauses when calls come in and resumes when the call ends.

SUMMARY OF FEATURES:
• Lightweight, discreet design – weighs barely one ounce
• Sleek, behind-the-head style
• Compact 1.3 cm speakers help provide comfort and a snug fit in the ear
• Works with all compatible Bluetooth-enabled phones¹
• Stream music from a compatible Bluetooth-enabled stereo music phone or from a compatible Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player. Bluetooth Stereo Adapter for iPod available (sold separately) to use with an iPod.¹
• Long play time – up to six hours of play from a single charge
• Music mutes or pauses when calls come in and resumes once the call has ended 
• Control music and calls from the headphones
• Water and sweat resistant
• Supports Bluetooth Advanced Audio Distribution (A2DP), Audio Video Remote Control (AVRCP), Hands-free (HFP), and Headset profiles¹

You can check out the Motorola website for a cool flash video at:   http://direct.motorola.com/hellomoto/S9/

Source: Engadgetmobile

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