The new Motorola HX-1 Bluetooth Headset features a True Bone Conduction Technology that sensors bone vibrations. This device switches the microphone on and off depending on the vibration which its in-ear sensor captures. The Motorola HX-1 Bluetooth Headset is patterned from the familiar jawbone headset technology which is present on other headsets. It’s initial release is expected by the Asian market by July 2009.

The best thing about a gadget is that most consumers would want to purchase it if it had more than one purpose. This is exactly what developers thought of in coming up with the Philips Luxe MP3 player. More than a mere music player with a 2 gig memory, this can also serve as a Bluetooth 2.1 headset. In case you are wondering how it works, the music you are listening to will automatically stop if there are incoming calls. This device is expected to be out next month and will cost approximately $94.