That's not enough, unfortunately. Cognitive research shows that activities
which require attention and motor skills suffer when the person is engaged
in pure-cognitive activities simultaneously.
I know I'm somewhat of a worse driver when I'm talking to a passenger. And
passengers are more forgiving than the person on the other end of the
cell-phone line who can't tell if you're trying to merge at this moment.
lisa
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom WSMF [mailto:tomwhore@inetarena.com]
> Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 10:40 AM
> To: Mike Dierken
> Cc: fork@xent.com
> Subject: RE: Next hype to go for
>
>
> --]>
> --]> I'm in near-accidents several times a week becasue are people
> --]> talking on these things
>
> Headsets,
>
> Simple clear hands free...Headsets.
>
> The idea a phone neds to be HELD up to you ear is a near 100 year hold
> over of a bad bad design flaw.
>
> Headsets.
>
> Can I say it again to ya
>
> Headsets.
>
> Sits on your head, covers one ear, mic either in the earpiece or on a
> small boom in front.
>
> Headsets
>
> and evlove monkeymen
>
>
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