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Aliph was at CES this year in many places, first at the Pepcom Digital Experience Event and as a host of the Concierge Tent at CES. Aliph offered free Jawbones to CES attendees for those that traded in their current headsets to see the difference and how well their technology worked.

   

There was quite a line at the Pepcom event, but we finally made it to the front of the line to hear the difference.

 

We paired up our headsets and could finally communicate amongst ourselves amidst the noisy crowd that gathered clambering to get into the event. Granted Jack Cook paired to someone else's phone and finally got it corrected after stepping away from the crowd of people pairing.

 

While waiting in line we ran into some friends: Mike Temporale from SmartphoneThoughts, Jack Cook from Experience Mobility and Mobility Site, Judy Lipsett and Jerry Raia from GearDiary, and Matt Miller from Geek.com (Joel Evans couldn't make it due to his expanding family- we missed seeing him this year), ZDNet, and The Mobile Tech Roundup.

Back to Aliph, they didn’t come out with any new headsets for CES, but were there to show off their popular Jawbone noise canceling headset. In a program specially made for CES, Aliph allows current owners of Bluetooth headsets the opportunity to switch out their current headset for a new Jawbone free of charge. This offer is available at the concierge desk at the Las Vegas Convention Center so if you are sick of your old headset and are looking try to see if the Jawbone is truly better than your current one you can stop by and see/hear it for yourself. The headsets that are being turned in will be recycled.

  

 

Inside the Concierge tent WILL.I.AM from The Black Eye Peas chats it up with Virginia Jamieson from Aliph. This was the first day and they accepted alot of headsets for free trade-in they had already emptied the bucket 4 times that day. Needless to say around CES there were alot of Aliph Jawbones being worn. :)

   

Also up on stage was Natasha Bedingfield and Pat Monahan of Train entertaining the crowds that gathered for the free beer and some relaxation from the show floor promoting the great work The John Lennon Bus has done over the past year allow children to experience and record music at events all across the country.

More info on the really nice Aliph Jawbones:

Choice of colors:
Available in black, red and silver, Jawbone retails for $119.99 at AT&T, Best Buy
and Apple stores as well as at exclusive boutiques Kirna Zabete in New York and
Colette in Paris and online at www.jawbone.com.

Features/Benefits Overview
You can watch a full demonstration and see Jawbone in action versus real life
noise situations at www.jawbone.com

• Noise Shield -Jawbone’s proprietary technology eliminates
  background noise, even in the harshest of environments.
• Voice Activity Sensor - Determines precisely when you’re speaking to
  separate your voice from background noise.
• Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
  Part of Noise Shield’s continuous optimization of incoming and outgoing audio for clearer
  communication on both ends.
• 30-foot Bluetooth Range Allows for wireless mobility and independence
  from your handset.
• Customize Your Fit A choice of 4 earloops and 4 earbuds ensures
  a comfortable fit for all.
• Ergonomic Binaural Headset Wear the customized headset on your
  preferred ear.
• 6 Hours Talk Time/120 Hours Standby Time/Extended periods of wireless communication
  allowed between calls.