Altec Lansing recently introduced its BackBeat 903/6 Bluetooth headset at the currently ongoing Macworld Expo and will soon display them at the CES show. The Backbeat 906, which sounds very much like an ’80s-era drum machine, combines the audio and voice technologies that Altec Lansing and Plantronics are known for delivering. Plantronics' dual-mic AudioIQ technology is incorporated into the headset to increase call quality and raise call volume depending on ambient noise levels. Users can dial by voice, redial numbers, or transfer calls from the headset back to the phone and vice versa. BackBeat Plus and Classic Mobile headphones feature SnugFit ear buds made of flexible materials that comfortably conform to the shape of your ear, sealing out the noise. It comes with an optional dongle for devices that do not integrate Bluetooth, like Apple iPods.

The Altec Lansing Backbeat 906 will be available in February, priced at nearly $130 with the iPhone transmitter, while the Backbeat 903 set ships at the same time for $100 without the transmitter.

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