Articles in the Head Phones Category
Posted in Head Phones on 23 September 2009
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Posted in Head Phones on 8 June 2009
Now no one can disturb you while you are listening your favorite music this is possible only by Sony’s new MDR-NC300D this is one of the best headphone by which you can enjoy music without any noise just because of the advanced technology noise canceling feature added in Sony’s new headphone.
Posted in Head Phones on 10 February 2009
In October, Nikon surprised everybody with the start on of the odd player / headphone / PMP Nikon Media Port UP300x. The closest thing to these emerging gadget in the movies, hi-fi headphones in the company of a music player and video that incorporated a tiny screen with one eye to make this the most bizarre gadget in the world.
Posted in Gadget, Head Phones on 20 January 2009
Simple and good idea, these headphones AudioWear Lanyard Headphones are typical for low-rated but who has a small MP3 players are perfect. With a neck cord for ending directly on the audio jack to connect to the player. It allows you to have it like a pendant, I never realized as people like to wear, but they do (people …). According to its specifications are good headphones in cancellation of external noise and a high audio quality, that is a shop, you have to sell the product as it is.
Posted in Bluetooth, Head Phones on 12 October 2008
Bluetooth appears to have become a fashionably necessary technology that is being imbibed into everything from cell phones to sunglasses and now even helmets. After all, that important piece of protection that you wear when you are out on your wild rides wheeling to catch that hottie’s attention should also be able to connect to your mp3 player.
The new Parrot Bluetooth, SK4000, is a Bluetooth enabled earpiece designed especially for helmets. The earpiece, which can be easily attached to any helmet, can be controlled via the handlebars of your motorcycle and can even play you the radio as you ride along grooving to the music. The Parrot SK4000 acts like Bluetooth A2DP and has an omnidirectional microphone that also has noise reduction facility so you can hold conversation with your bikers even during high traffic. A 3.5mm jack entrance allows connection to mp3.
Posted in Head Phones, Unique Gadget on 9 October 2008
Your best headphone gives you the greatest sound quality, lets you adjust the volume, change tracks, and probably can connect to your iPod or mp3 player via Bluetooth. Yeah, sure, that is all really great, but does your headphone have a display?
The latest headphones by Nikon have a display attached to it apart from other cool features such as A/V player, Wi-Fi capability, and a high-capacity memory. An in-built source of power will keep the music playing for you. Nikon claims that the viewing experience on the two models, UP300x and UP300, would be equivalent to watching a 50” screen from a few meters away. Both models have dioptre adjustment for a pleasurable viewing experience by bespectacled users also. UP300x has an inbuilt memory of 8GB while the UP300 has a memory of half that.
Posted in Ear phones, Head Phones, Music, Radio, iPhone, ipod on 22 September 2008
Here are some cool headsets that will surely blow your skull apart with the awesome sound that is generated and heard. You may have to think twice before buying and deciding if your eardrums can take the auditory impact. It has to be admitted that this set of headphones is a must for all Music lovers.
Designed exclusively, Hesh possesses a fatter and a more comfortable headband with 50mm drivers and the other model Lowrider consisting 40mm drivers and a fold-up headband for portability. You could be on the go with your head phones in the comfort of enjoying music without any disturbances. It’s believed that the pre-loaded clips of Hatfield play underneath your tunes enhancing your Bit Torrent client.
Posted in Appliances, Computer, Ear phones, Gadget, Head Phones, Music, USB, Unique Gadget, microphone on 16 September 2008
Many a times we require microphones that not only function well, but also are easy to handle and require very little drivers to operate, if any at all. The G-track USB microphone is a directional mic and does not require any special drivers to operate as such. The mic comes with a number of features such as the gain knob which can lock into position, LED signal/distortion meters, etc. The coolest feature about this gadget has to be the fact that you can easily set levels without touching or worrying about software.
Posted in Computer accessory, Ear phones, Head Phones, Unique Gadget on 31 August 2008
Today we are inundated with technological developments and resulting hi-tech gadgets. When we start to think about it, it is in fact funny that we race against one another to get the latest gizmo or gadget. However, all these hi-tech goods, which are designed in a sleek and futuristic manner, make us get saturated with the whole thing. That is when some of start to look back and admire vintage designs and gadgets from yesterday. Here is the USB Retro Wireless Microphone, which may remind you of the swinging sixties or the good old radio star who was killed by the TV.
Posted in Concept, Head Phones, Unique Gadget on 29 August 2008
Binaural beats were first discovered by German physicist Heinrich Dove over a century ago. As the name suggests, it involves presenting two tones of slightly different frequencies separately to each ear affecting. It has been seen that this procedure stimulates the brain waves, creating arousal and enhancing relaxation, giving a feeling of deep meditation. The Nike FeelFree uses the same technology in their concept stereo headphone so you can relax yourself anytime, anywhere.
The effect of the binaural tones is dependent upon the frequencies at which the tones are emitted, so the user has to be careful while choosing whether meditation, focus, learning or sleep is desired. The frequencies for concentration are between 13 and 40Hz, which is also linked to arousal, and those between 7 and 13Hz will make the user drowsy. Waves between 4 and 7Hz will send the user into dream-filled sleep and those below 4Hz will involve dreamless sleep.
The gadget also includes devices to measure the user’s brainwaves, because the process works best if it is begun near the current dominant frequency of the user. The tones are presented through bone conduction so it does not affect the individual from listening to the external world. The headset was designed by Hannes Seeberg in 2006 as a project for his semester Brand Identity and Strategic Design paper. The uses of the this concept would be sensational if it reached production stage, which it hasn’t due to difficulties involved with fitting the complex technology into a small and light headset.
Via: OhGizmo/ TechDigest
