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Six Unique Products Add iPhone Functionality & User Convenience To be Introduced at Macworld 2008

Newer Technology, Inc. (NewerTech®) http://www.newertech.com, the leading developer of PC, Macintosh® and iPod® performance upgrades and accessories, today announced its new NewerTech iPhone® Accessory Line consisting of six products that add iPhone functionality and user convenience. The NewerTech iPhone Accessory Line will be debuted at Macworld, held January 15-18, 2008 in San Francisco.

The NewerTech iPhone Accessory Line includes:

• NewerTech iPhone Speaker Dock & Hands-Free Mic – speaker phone.
• NewerTech Hands-Free Mic & Earbud – hands-free communication while driving.
• NewerTech iPhone Mic Extender Cable – mic extender for hands-free use.
• NewerTech Bass Response Earbuds – noise reduction and sound quality enhancer.
• NewerTech iPhone Headphone Jack Adapter – links to headphone connectors.
• NewerTech iPhone and iPod Auto Charger – charges an iPhone or iPod while driving.

Read on for more info…

The NewerTech iPhone Speaker Dock & Hands-Free Mic features twin 2-watt speakers and a freestanding microphone, delivering extra speaker volume and a more powerful microphone for improved iPhone speakerphone voice quality and music playback. Additionally, while an iPhone is docked, the NewerTech iPhone Speaker Dock & Mic charges and controls it with built-in volume and call start/end touch buttons. The NewerTech iPhone Speaker Dock & Mic retails for $34.99 with availability beginning January 28, 2008.

The NewerTech Hands-Free Mic & Earbud offers hands-free iPhone communication while driving, walking or relaxing. It eliminates awkward/painful neck bending to keep the ear to the iPhone while using hands for another task. A shirt clamp securely attaches the black 39” long cable to prevent unsightly and dangerous cord dangle. The NewerTech Hands-Free Mic & Earbud retails for $19.99 and is available immediately.

iPhone owners that also own high quality headphones with the standard 3.5mm connector can use the NewerTech iPhone Mic Extender Cable to plug into the iPhone’s recessed jack for hands-free talk. An On/Off switch provides music pause, call answer/end, and music resume operation. The black, 27.6” NewerTech iPhone Mic Extender cable retails for $14.99 and is available immediately.

The NewerTech Bass Response Earbuds utilize insert-passive noise reduction engineering to reduce noise an average of 42dB while boosting audio soundtracks up to 10dB at higher frequencies. As a result, they deliver comfortable bass response and volume levels with less energy while keeping out unwanted and distracting ambient background noise. The NewerTech Bass Response Earbuds have a frequency response of 10-20,000 Hz, sensitivity of 105dB (+/- 3dB), and are available immediately at $19.99.

Custom engineered for the iPhone, the NewerTech iPhone Headphone Jack Adapter solves the incompatibility issue between 1/8” (3.5mm) headphone connectors and the iPhone’s recessed headphone jack. This handy adapter fits correctly and snugly into the iPhone so existing headphones can be utilized without any modification or loss of sound. The NewerTech iPhone Headphone Jack Adapter comes in black, is .04” long, and retails for $7.99, available immediately.

The NewerTech iPhone and iPod Auto Charger is compatible with any car’s standard 12V power/accessory outlet and charges an iPhone or iPod while driving.  It works in both domestic and foreign vehicles, comes with a 43” long black cable for iPhone or iPod use while charging, retails for $12.99, and is available immediately.

For more information on the entire NewerTech iPhone Accessory line, see: http://www.newertech.com/products/iphoneacc.php.

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