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Jabra has announced the launch of its new BT4010 Bluetooth headset. The new headset is promoted as a small device with LCD display. The latter is the key feature, touted for the more user-friendly operating when compared to the blinks of an LED. The JABRA BT4010 is a light-weight headset (less than 10 grams) with DSP (named e-SCO technology) and 6 hours of talk time, which overall, are great specifications. The company has revealed that the small technology marvel is a professional device which is small in size but packed with features.
Altair Engineering Inc., a leading global provider of technology and services, has announced that CSI S.p.A. — one of Europe’s leading suppliers of testing, engineering development support, and certification services — has added Altair’s HyperWorks simulation platform to its automotive product development process. CSI’s recently expanded Automotive Department will use the HyperWorks computer-aided engineering (CAE) technology suite to increase its focus on virtual and performance engineering. The company plans to improve its entire development cycle by creating a close relationship between simulation and physical testing.