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07-01-2008, 11:30 AM
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 |  Tell me why I should or shouldn't get the Jabra BT-2010 From what I can tell, it fits the bill for me.
I'm not looking to walk around using it constantly. It'll basically be for in my car. So... If you think I should get it, let me know. If you can think of something else that fits my criteria better, let me know. Thanks.  |
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07-01-2008, 11:57 AM
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| plantronics 520.....nuff said 
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| yeah it really is. A guy at work has a jabra and it does its job ok. Same with the inexpensive moto's. go on newegg.com and pick one up for around 40.00 It really is worth it.
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