Gizmogs

This week a press release brought to our desktop good news to keep us in mobile motion, the new Aliph’s Jawbone Bluetooth Headset 2.0, an appealing gadget designed to be easy to use and described as a headset with “Humanistic and minimalist design, eliminating up to ten times more noise energy than its closest competitor.”

Aliph is a company founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Francisco aimed to provide end-users with unparalleled personal technology, of which Jawbone headset has been recognized as the best Bluetooth headset available in the market since it was first launched in December 2006.

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A friendly tipster sent us over some shots of a demo unit of the Jawbone 2 — which the FCC so kindly leaked for us last month — that he says his store is getting in stock tomorrow. He also says the headset will sell for $129, that it “looks pretty sweet” and provided some shots that pit it quite favorably against the now clunky original. Enjoy!