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CES 2009: TriSpecs Headphone Sunglasses With Bluetooth
Gearlog — ... According to Step Labs, the glasses are available now--well, sort of. The company actually doesn't have any distribution in the States. So in the meantime, if you really want a pair, be sure to check out the site. ...

[CES 2009] Behold Our Awesome Roundup Of CES Booth Babes, And Yes… Another Giveaway!
OhGizmo! — By David Ponce So, CES is over. Don’t cry, we’ve done enough of that for all of you over our battered feet and crooked backs in the last few days. Instead, cheer up because here is our super awesome collection of CES booth babes, available for your perusal and more importantly, your vote. Yes, not only can voting elect governments and decide between greasy pizza or nutritious McD’s for the office lunch, but it can now also get you some drool-worthy convention floor swag. We were able to find 13 beautiful ladies willing to be photographed. But it wasn’t easy. ...

Sunglasses Combines Music Player, Bluetooth Headset
Wired: Gadget Lab — Empty out your pockets and you are likely to have a Bluetooth headset, a pair of sunglasses along with a wallet and a phone. Now what if three of those five items could be combined together into a single gadget? Tri-Specs packs dual microphones, speakers and Bluetooth connectivity into a pair of sunglasses with a set of retractable earbuds. To switch between calls and the MP3 player, users have to press the button on the rim of the glasses. Extending the in-ear speakers turns on the power for the device. It can also do the usual voice dialing and prompts associated with Bluetooth ...

Product review - TriSpecs Stereo Bluetooth sunglasses
Gadling — ... pair of sunglasses, and the optics are Sola, one of the top of the range glasses made by Carl Zeiss. Of course, since the arms house the electronics, you can easily tell them from "normal" sunglasses. Continue reading Product review - TriSpecs Stereo Bluetooth sunglasses Product review - TriSpecs Stereo Bluetooth sunglasses originally appeared on Gadling on Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...