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I-Tech's Solar-Powered Bluetooth Headset With Noise Reduction Hits India
I.Tech one of the leading wireless mobile solution provider enters the Indian market.
Hands-free communication is essential while on the move whether it is from a hotel, airport, or car. I-Tech, the leading innovative wireless mobile solutions provider, headquartered in Hong Kong, has announced the launch of its new range of revolutionary Bluetooth products and devices for the Indian markets. The company has introduced 15 Bluetooth devices for the Indian market with the entry price point of Rs.1,149 to Rs. 6,499. The range of products includes the new age Bluetooth devices-Solar Voice 908, Solar Charger 906, Clip D-Radio.
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First Published:Jun 23, 2010, 11:14:52 IST
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