Jabra just announced its new BT4010 headset, which is promoted as a small device with LCD display. The latter is the key feature, touted for the more user-friendly operating when compared to the blinks of an LED. As you know, with Bluetooth accessories without display, one must guess what they “say” by the combination of blinks, or colors.
The JABRA BT4010 is a light-weight headset (less than 10 grams) with DSP (named e-SCO technology) and 6 hours of talk time, which overall, are great specifications.
source: Jabra
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