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Making the act of charging a headset elegant

Posted by Jack Cook on July 23, 2007 – 7:20 pm
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bthead This does look very cool and clearly not just a headset in a box!

… packaged in a black, minimalist box, as expected. Inside is the headset itself, a combo dock (accommodates the iPhone and headset) with USB cable and a travel cable for the headset only.

… when both the iPhone and headset are connected to the dock, the iPhone’s display depicts the headset, as well as its current charge. Pretty nice. When connected to the stand-alone cable, the headset uses a magsafe connector.
Leave it to Apple to make the act of charging a headset elegant.

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