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Sony Ericsson has unveiled the Bluetooth Car Speakerphone HCB-108, which the company claims "has a sleek Nordic design" and lets you talk hands-free and without using a headset while in the car, Engadget reports. The HCB-108 will feature 25 hours of talk time, one month of standby time, and echo reduction, noise canceling, and other DSP technologies for improved voice quality.

The report said that the Sony Ericsson HCB-108 will be available in Q4 2008 in both black and silver colors, and will come with a visor clip and a cigarette lighter adapter in the package. Earlier in the year, Sony Ericsson unveiled the HCB-150, which claimed text-to-speech capability for your cell phone's address book.

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