Brando has dubbed this the Ultimate Bluetooth headset, presumably because it comes with a built-in microSD memory card reader while supporting USB charging at the same time. The design itself isn’t anything revolutionary, and we would place this in the ultimate category only when it comes with solar panels to help it remain juiced up throughout the day as long as the sun is up and about. Well, there is nothing quite like carrying a microSD memory card with you wherever you go in your Bluetooth headset to boot, so it would be fun to

Brando is calling this one the Ultimate Bluetooth headset. What’s so ultimate about it? Maybe because it comes with a built-in microSD memory card reader and supports USB charging. Ultimate? Probably not. To be ultimate it would need to be an in-ear iPhone or something. Still, it is convenient to carry a microSD memory card with you at all times in your Bluetooth headset. And it only costs $39 to give it a go. They also offer an 8GB microSD card bundle for $65. You guys interested in this combo? [Brando]

The next time you’re planning on buying a new bluetooth headset, I suggest you to grab one of this Solar Powered Bluetooth Headset from Brando. This eco-friendly headset is powered by an integrated solar panel providing infinite standby time under direct sunlight. It also comes with a USB charging cable and an AC adapter so you can charge at night and on days with insufficient sunlight. It’s time to go green! The Brando Solar Powered Bluetooth Headset will set you back $66.90. [Product Page]

The Motorola H17 is the company’s smallest flip Bluetooth headset so far. Measuring 54mm x 17mm x 10mm, the headset adopts an easy-to use RapidConnect on-off switch allowing you to flip open the microphone for calls, and fold when you are finished talking. The device also adopts CrystalTalk dual microphone noise cancellation technology and Wind Resistance (up to 5mph) to provide crystal clear phone conversation. The Motorola H17 is expected to be available in multiple markets beginning in Q3 2009. No word on pricing at this time. [Motorola]

Once in a while, Brando comes up with some really nifty stuff, and now is one of those times. Their solar powered Bluetooth headset is one of them, where it will rely on the sun’s rays to keep your headset charged indefinitely. If you decide to pick up a couple of these and wear them simultaneously, you will be able to enjoy stereo Bluetooth connectivity thanks to multiple pairing. Go green with the solar powered Bluetooth headset from Brando for $67 a pop, although it would be nice to see the design be more fashion forward.

While the Kopin Golden-i might make you increase your geek credentials, it boasts a range of features that will definitely get you salivating. It is able to project a virtual screen that is 15″ in size (the way your eyes look at it), despite it being just 0.44″ in reality. The headset boasts the Windows CE operating system within, running on a rather zippy ARM Cortex-A8 processor. The interface can be voice-controlled thanks to the microphone, where speech recognition from Nuance helps it attain advanced speech-to-text

Motorola’s latest Bluetooth headset would be the H17, where it is touted to be the smallest and lightest flip switch headset from Motorola. The H17 Bluetooth headset will merge an on-ear wearing style alongside the use of ultra-lightweight materials, allowing you to be comfortable at all times regardless of how long you wear the headset throughout the way. A single charge is able to last up to 5 hours of non-stop talk time, while answering calls is a snap thanks to the RapidConnect flip. Apart from that, the Motorola H17’s voice

A company called Sound ID has announced a new Bluetooth earpiece for mobile phone users called the Sound ID 400 Bluetooth headset. The device is designed to provide a premium hands free experience with three features not found elsewhere. The device has PersonalSound with three listening modes to tune to common hearing preferences without raising the volume. The device also has an Environmental mode that allows the user to hear out of both ears while wearing the headset. The device also has a CompanionLink remote microphone that clips onto the person and syncs with the headset

See that? That’s the device that will forever change the way you to listen to music. At least that was the promise made in the teaser running up to today’s press event. The buttonless MH907 buds are the world’s first “Motion Activated” headphones with Sony Ericsson’s “SensMe Control” tech: bung them into your ears to automatically start listening to music, remove one bud to pause. The buds are activated by body contact and mimick the way we control sound now. What’s cool is that the headphones seem to use your body as an