A new study by Strategy Analytics puts Motorola at the top of the Bluetooth headset market globally. According to coverage of the study in eWeek, Moto holds about 28% of the global market, which Strategy Analytics put at 33 million units sold, or about $1 billion in wholesale value, for 2005. Jabra was second, with about 16% share of the global market, and plantronics just behind at 12%.
Strategy Analytics said past growth drivers were a combination of falling prices and laws against talking on mobile phones while driving. In the future, however, they say it may be driven more by media applications and stereo headsets.
May 12th, 2007 at 10:56 am
I got the Plantronics Explorer 340, it rocks, completely, synched up to a Sont Ericsson M600i, it blazes new lines in crystal audio.
May 12th, 2007 at 10:56 am
I got the Plantronics Explorer 340, it rocks, completely, synched up to a Sony Ericsson M600i, it blazes new lines in crystal audio.