Jabra expands suit for mobile workers, launches Jabra SUPREME UC

Telecom Lead India: Jabra has expanded its suite of
products for the mobile workers with the launch of Jabra SUPREME UC.

 

The Jabra SUPREME UC expands the capabilities of the
original product to work with all leading Unified Communications (UC)
applications, including Microsoft, Cisco, Avaya, Skype, and
several others.

 

The headset also works for traditional calls with mobile
phones, as well as for communicating and collaborating using tablets.

 

The Jabra SUPREME UC comes equipped with a nano,
pre-paired Bluetooth USB adapter, making it possible to connect to PCs and use
the headset for UC supported calls or traditional mobile phone calls.

 

Jabra SUPREME UC also offers active noise cancellation,
traditionally only available in high-end noise cancellation stereo headphones.
It also uses one dedicated microphone and an electronic chipset to generate an
“anti-noise” sound, removing ambient noise heard by the person
wearing the headset.

 

“As Americans continue to move towards mobility,
both inside and outside of the office, Jabra is focusing on making
communicating on the go as easy as possible with our ever-growing suite of
products dedicated to the mobile workforce,” said Mogens Elsberg, CEO of
Jabra.

 

The Jabra SUPREME UC will be available in May at select
channel partners for a suggested retail price of $149. The Jabra SPEAK 410
and FREEWAY are currently available for $159 and $129,
respectively.

 

The newly launched suit consists of Jabra SPEAK 410,
which is a compact speakerphone solution for spontaneous conferencing and
collaboration, and the Jabra FREEWAY, a high-performance in-car
speakerphone ideal for handling important calls while on the road.

 

Recently, Jabra launched an all-new WIN Partner Program. With this program, Jabra is
providing full-circle services to its partners by delivering business, sales
and marketing support, as well as training and service to ensure a positive
experience for its channel partners.

 

editor@telecomlead.com

 

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