Cobra Electronics Unveils New Cobra Tag G5, Offers 6 Months Battery Life
In a surprising announcement prior to the CES 2012 kick off, Cobra Electronics has finally introduced their latest Bluetooth device dubbed the G5. The latest product to follow in the Tag line, this device pairs up to your smartphone and triggers custom alarms whenever the two devices become separated. What’s unique about the new G5 is that it takes full advantage of the Bluetooth 4.0 Low-Energy standard. Essentially, the G5 can offer up more than six months of use before needing another charge. Additional benefits include the G5 being compatible with the Bluetooth 4.0-capable iPhone 4S, and of course the usual list of approved Android devices.
The G5 is expected to ship out sometime in Q2, and will be reasonably priced at $59.95. Interested consumers can continue reading below for the full press release.
Cobra Electronics Unveils Cobra Tag™ G5 at 2012 International CESNew Loss Prevention System for Personal Valuables Features Six Month Battery LifeCHICAGO, IL-January 9, 2012: Cobra Electronics Corporation (NASDAQ: COBR), a leading designer and marketer of award-winning automotive, mobile and consumer electronics, today announced it will unveil the new Cobra Tag G5 to press and attendees from around the world at the 2012 International CES. This exciting new loss prevention system has already been recognized by the CEA with a prestigious International CES Innovations 2012 Design and Engineering Award. Cobra is showcasing Cobra Tag G5 and the rest of its award-winning product lineup throughout the duration of the CES conference at Booth #9839 in the Central Hall in the Las Vegas Convention Center. The 2012 International CES event runs January 10-13, 2012.Cobra Tag G5™ – the Intelligent, Affordable Personal Loss Prevention SystemOccasionally misplacing smartphones, keys, handbags and other essentials is a frustrating and oftentimes costly fact of life for most people. Cobra Tag G5, powered by PhoneHalo technology, is a highly affordable loss-prevention system that solves this vexing problem by warning users that they are about to leave their valuables behind. The system consists of a small, sleek key fob device paired with a free companion smartphone app. The system uses BluetoothRelated Posts
