The name Aliph might not sound familiar to everyone, as the company from the shores of San Francisco bay produces its fashionable accessories mostly for the American market. The new Jawbone headset excels not only because its design, but also because the quality of the materials used and the technical specifications it has. Thanks to the NoiseAssassin noise filtering technology (also used by the American army), it can filter out up to ten times more background noise than the best competing devices, may that be the noise of a crowded street or the wind. The headset, made of soft medical plastics, has two control buttons, that are completely invisible. The device, costing $130 USD , can only be ordered from proprietary shops of AT&T and Jawbone. The only available color is black, but gold and silver editions are coming soon.
