Showing posts with label Head Phones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Head Phones. Show all posts

19/03/2011

Harman AKG GHS-1 Headset – Noise-Free and Comfy Gaming

Harman AKG GHS-1 Headset – Noise-Free and Comfy Gaming


It takes a lot of guts to label their headset “Gaming” and AKG by Harman has guts a plenty – and muscles to back it up. The new GHS1 headset is AKG’s latest take on professional gaming gears. It features a high-quality digital sound output and stylish design with a touch of Harman Audio craftsmanship and backed by years of AKG audio technology experience. The GHS-1 is made of a lightweight headband with inner fabric and a 3D-Axis2 folding mechanism; this patented design allows the earcups to fold flat into the headband so that gamers can carry them virtually anywhere. The two supra-aural, closed-back ear cups adds a new dimension of audio experience and comfort especially for long gaming sessions. It comes with passive noise reduction technology that effectively seals the in-game sounds and blocks out external distractions for a noise-free environment. Game gunfire, explosions, sword clashes and footsteps never sound so realistic and accurate with the coming of the GHS-1. The cups also come with a super soft and lightweight ear pads that reduce ear fatigue.
Team games require a clear channel for coordinating their strategy, and the GHS1’s directional cardiod boom microphone might be just the perfect thing for rallying the troops in a crystal clear voice. The mic comes with a background noise filter, an in-line volume control and an on-and off switch strategically located on the device for easy reach. The AKG GHS-1 comes in three color combinations: black and orange, white and green, and camouflage and blue.

02/02/2011

Vibration Earphones – To Hear is To Believe

Vibration Earphones – To Hear is To Believe

Do you love listening to music using your iPod or any MP3 player at that while traveling or doing any activity? It’s so relaxing, isn’t it? Plus, it gets you more in the mood all throughout the day. How about listening to loud and fast music using the same cool gadgets? It feels so good to dance into the groove, right? But it would certainly feel even better if you pair your music gadget with extraordinary earphones such as the Vibration Earphones.
Designed using patented stereo bone and air-conduction technology, the Vibration Phones deliver only unbelievable, utterly-mind blowing sound that you can never experience using any ordinary earphone. The sound actually pipes straight to your inner ear and is converted into vibrations thru the integrated 2.2 speakers. The result of which is really astounding, and that’s for you to hear so you’ll believe.
The Vibration Earphones are extremely LOUD, so if you are into groovy and loud music, all the more you’ll have fun listening once you plop them into your ears. Take note, however, that listening to high volume for longer duration can have damaging effects to your auditory organs. So be sure to get the settings right.
Here are the main product features and specifications of these extraordinary earphones:
* Woofer vibration earphone system
* 2.2 Channel speakers
* Stereo bone-conduction sound and air-conduction sound
* Virtual reality 3D sound effects
* Patented technology
* Extremely loud!
* Dynamic Multi-Function Speaker
o Impendance: 8? ±20%
o Min/max input power: Vibration: 15mW / 30mW, Bone-conduction: 5mW / 30mW
o SPL: 62dB ± 3dB (dB re 1.p0 dyne 500Hz) 15mW /340mVrms
* Micro-Speaker
o Impendance: 32? ±20%
o Rated input power: 2mW
o SPL: 117dB ± 3dB, (1kHz) 1mW / 179mVrms
* Cord length: 1.2m (including controller)
* Ø3.5 Gold Plated Plug

24/01/2011

Pillete

Pillete

Pillete
Pillete, the new concept of Bluetooth headset is so tiny, it’s almost invisible to the untrained eye when you are wearing it. So you don’t have to worry anymore about looking like Robocop when walking down the street with it, but you have to consider the possibility of people starting to think you’ve lost your marbles and you’re talking to yourself.
The downside is the fact that people have different sized ears and the device might be too small and slip out or to big and not fit. People who often use earphones will tell you I’m right. But once they’ll figure out a way to make the Pillete adjustable, this design will be the future of all headsets.

13/01/2011

Quirky’s Perch Smartphone Dock And Speaker

Quirky’s Perch Smartphone Dock And Speaker



What’s not to love about Quirky? An online community that designs objects and then manufactures them once a certain number of orders has been reached. 1600, in the case of the Perch, an all-in-one speaker and charger for your smartphone.
Made up of two parts – a dock and a Bluetooth speaker. The speaker is small, good-looking, and extremely portable. It charges when placed on the dock, and it can be taken along for the ride when you leave home. And it goes from compact to deployed in seconds, thanks to a deployable mini-kickstand. When docked, it attaches painlessly by way of magnets.
The dock plugs into AC power and gets universal compatibility with smartphones through USB cable connection. And it even has clock readout and alarm capabilities. Pitch in early and get it for $180, otherwise it’ll be $200.

10/01/2011

Sony Walkman NWZ-W252 Review



Despite the wearability flaws, the concept of the design is pretty good. It has no cables – meaning that you have more freedom to move – easy to master controls – featuring shuffle, pause, play and volume. It also incorporates ZAPPIN™ technology which allows the listener to scan through their collection of songs by listening to a small/long clip of each song, making it easier to find the song you want to listen to.

When fully charged (taking an hour and a half), you are provided with 11 hours of continuous playback, but if you are in a rush or you simply don’t want to be waiting around, you can plug it in to charge for three minutes for three hours worth of music. The product comes with a USB cable for charging and no AC adaptor.

The Sony Walkman NWZ W252 is a new type of MP3 player. It has a cord-free, wearable design, which is perfect for people who want a music player for the gym and unlike the previous version, it is water resistant. It can be quite uncomfy if in use for a prolonged amount of time as the ear buds are fairly heavy, which is understandable considering the controls and battery are attached to the side.
It has a few songs on it to start with, and it is quite simple to transfer your own music files, (I didn’t need the instructions) and once they’re on, the sound is great! The background noise is blocked out very well and the volume can get quite loud! Compared to the iPod, I think that the Walkmans sound quality is better, but the headphones are not as comfy as the Apple ones as they are not as light. It has open format, meaning that it can accept WMA, MP3 and AAC files. You can transfer your entire library by dragging and dropping.
If you have long hair (like me), it can get irritating putting the device on as you have to move your hair out of the way, although if you’re at the gym (which is what it is intended for), you will most likely have your hair tied back so this is not a problem.
It is available in four different colours (black, white, pink and green) at £49.99 ($59.95) from Amazon and on the Sony website. The box contains:
● Holder
● Operation guide on software (stored in the built in flash memory)
● instruction manual
● Stand with USB cable
● Content Transfer software (stored in the built in flash memory)
● Earbuds (small, medium and large)

iHome iW1 AirPlay Wireless Speaker

Wireless speakers have recently become popular. The fact that they can be moved around from room to room more conveniently makes them quite an attractive feature for speakers indeed. One of the newer systems to come out recently is the iHome iW1 AirPlay Wireless Speaker System.
The iHome iW1 AirPlay Wireless Speaker is a wireless speaker system that has recently taken advantage of the technology recently opened up by Apple. The iHome AirPlay is able to stream digital loss less audio into the speaker from iTunes over a WiFi connection. Multiple iW1 Air Play speakers can even be used from room to room to stream music simultaneously. Audio quality is even preserved with the iW1 featuring speakers with Bongiovi Acoustics DPS technology and with specially tuned woofers and tweeters. The iHome iW1 AirPlay Speaker also supports iPhone and iPod docking. This wireless speaker is expected to be available sometime in March and will cost around US$300.

01/01/2011

Turtle Beach Ear Force X41 Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox 360


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Turtle Beach Ear Force X41 Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox 360 
 
 
Take Gaming to the next level with these must have professional headphones & microphone. These top of the range headphones have specifically been designed for the xbox360. The offer a gaming experience like you have never had before.

Features
  • Wireless Headphones giving you full freedom with tripping over any protruding wire
  • Crystal clear Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound and Dolby Pro Logic II
  • Volume control on ear cup
  • Bass boost button
  • CD-quality pure-digital sound transmission
  • Headset powered by 2 AAA batteries (over 20 hours
  • Experience your games like never before , totally immerse yourself in the environment and enhance the gaming experience as a whole, you will not know how you have lived without them.
How Does It Work?


What Do I Get?

X41 Digital RF Wireless Headset
   High-quality, digital RF wireless headset with a removable microphone. Features comfortable padded headband and soft fabric mesh ear cushions for supreme comfort.

X41 Digital RF Wireless Transmitter  Powerful transmitter sends CD-quality game audio to the X41 headset via radio frequency (RF) transmission. Connects to the digital output on the XBOX 360® with included digital optical cable.

XBOX Controller Talkback Cable  Connects the XBOX LIVE signal from the XBOX controller to the X41 headset. Includes mic mute switch and volume control for chat level.

Digital Optical Cable  2 meter optical TOSLINK digital optical cable connects the XBOX digital audio output signal to the X41 transmitter.

USB Power Adapter Cable  Connects to any free USB port on the XBOX 360 or nearby PC or laptop to provide power to the X41 transmitter.

AAA Batteries  The headset is powered by a pair of AAA batteries which provide up to 25 hours of continuous use.

User's Guide  Comprehensive user's guide tells you everything you'll need to know to get the most from your X41 headset.