OEM Motorola MOTOPURE H15 Bluetooth Headset Retails See listing for full compatability

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• *Brand New Original H15 In Retail Package
• Sealed In Original Motorola Box
• Not AT&T Or Verizon Box
• 1 Year Manufacture Warranty

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Motorola H15 Bluetooth Headset has the best background noise cancellation, based on independent testing of the top-selling dual-microphone Bluetooth headsets. With the MOTOPURE H15 you can take calls from the stadium, crowded restaurant or windy streets. Enjoy pure sound quality on both ends of the conversation with CrystalTalk. The flip design on the H15 is easy to use - open to talk and close to save battery. Making this one of the most dominant Bluetooth Headsets on the market. The most competitive features for the Motorola H15 it offers CrystalTalk for headsets delivers background noise and echo cancellation using dual microphones and Motorola's exclusive audio solution. Shelter your conversations with wind resistance. RapidConnect Flip microphone - Open to talk and close to save battery. Quick charge - The included desk stand delivers one hour of talk time in less than fifteen minutes of charging. Multipoint - Connect with two compatible Bluetooth enabled phones simultaneously. No need to reconnect. TrueComfort design - Multiple ear cushions, a molded speaker and a discreet flexible ear hook provide a superb personal fit that holds the headset securely in place. Simple Start - Exclusive EasyPair technology helps simplify how you connect with your compatible Bluetooth enabled devices. Universal Compatibility - Tested to work with phones from over 15 brands. Power to talk - A convenient three-color display allows for instant battery level check. (Green, Yellow, Red). The Motorola H15 is hands down the best of the best in quality, durability, realiability and features. Read more
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The idea behind cell phones was conceived in the late 1940's. The idea for a phone that could travel with you was revolutionary but scientists believed it was an achievable idea. The FCC didn't help, however, in the beginning and would not allot enough radio spectrum frequencies to make the project work. When the FCC did finally cooperate AT&T led the way researching how to make cell phones a reality. But who invented the cell phone?

A former Motorola employee, Dr. Martin Cooper, is credited with the invention of the first portable phone. Dr. Cooper made the first cellular phone call in April of 1973. He called his rival Joel Engel the head of research at Bell Labs. Although Bell Laboratories developed the idea of cell phones with technology originally used for communication between police cars, Dr. Cooper who worked for Motorola was the first person to use the technology in a portable phone that worked outside a car.

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The first cell phone invented by Dr. Cooper was called the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X. Although it was technically a cell phone it hardly resembled the cell phones we use today. It weighed almost two pounds and was a foot long. The first cell phone was so expensive, costing almost 00, that at first only businesses and the military had access to them. It took ten years or so before cell phones began to trickle down to the public and after that the industry took off. Thanks to Dr. Cooper's invention, other companies began developing their own cellular phone prototypes and cell phones went from being 50 pound car phones, to two pound mobile phones, to three ounce multitasking tools. Although not originally available to the public, the cell phone became one of the most popular pieces of technology in a very short time. Today there are more cell phone lines than home lines.

Today Dr. Martin Cooper is the CEO of ArrayComm a wireless technology and systems company founded in 1992. There were mobile phones available prior to Dr. Cooper's invention but they required heavy equipment and were not truly portable as they could only be used in a car and would only work over a limited range. Cell phones are indispensable today and Dr. Martin Cooper will always be credited as the person who invented the cell phone. Thanks to him we have the modern communication network we enjoy today.

Who Invented The Cell Phone?

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