Iqua unveils world's first solar-powered Bluetooth headset
03/31/2007
Iqua BHS-603 SUN
Iqua Ltd. unveils the world's first solar-powered Bluetooth headset today at 3GSM in Barcelona. The new Iqua BHS-603 SUN can be charged with integrated solar cells. The solution is joint-developed with Suntrica Ltd.
The solar-powered Iqua BHS-603 SUN is a stylish headset weighing only 14 grams. The headset is developed based on Iqua's Bluetooth headset BHS-603 Vogue, which was one of the best-selling headsets in late 2006 - also in the demanding French market.
"Imagine sailing with friends - most of them have mobile phones, digital cameras, MP3 players and laptops on the boat. When there is an opportunity to charge the batteries, everyone rushes to get their device plugged. With the new elegant Iqua headset, you can just relax, sunbathe and let its battery charge. With the BHS-603 SUN, you not only look stylish, but save energy at the same time," says Iqua's CEO Juha Reima.
The BHS-603 SUN gives you total freedom. You can charge the headset anywhere it catches direct sunlight, and you will have unlimited operating time when the BHS-603 SUN is on your car's dashboard, on your desk by the window or anywhere where the solar cells of the headset can catch sunlight.