Nokia’s Fresh Headphones

Nokia’s fresh new spots feature uber cool headphones. Nokia’s new Music Almighty ads broke a couple of days ago. They were done by Fabian and Ida, really nice work, must have been great fun to make.

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The “Wire Button” by Jaehyung Hong untangles your headphone cables for your listening pleasure and looks subtle enough to avoid being branded a gadget geek.

War tech phones? No, it’s just the new Sony Personal Field Speakers. Sound loud and around! You can even feel the bass in your brains!

Features

Sony redefines the world of sound with its new 2007 PFR-V1 Personal Field Speaker that mimics audiophile grade front-facing speakers. First in the industry (and the world) to separate bass from mid and treble frequencies so that users can hear even better sound. Bass sounds are reproduced through a new “extended bass reflex duct” which extends directly into the ear canals.

Skull Candy introduces FMJ, a reasonably priced well built , in ear headset that the delivers the bass, and a pretty good microphone too for the iPhone.

Skullcandy’s iPhone FMJ ($80), is an iPhone-specific redux of the company’s device-agnostic Full Metal Jacket, now featuring integrated microphone and control button functionality that enables the in-canal earphones to serve as a telephone call-ready headset for both the iPhone and Blackberry Curve. While the new FMJ won’t be right for everyone, it’s a strong option for users who prefer their music bass-heavy, and want a better than average microphone for their calls.

DESIGN MEETS TECHNOLOGY

Designed by the renowned Yves Behar, Jawbone takes mobile style to new heights. Jawbone’s perforated shield curves to match the outline of your face while the inside surface is made from medical grade plastic to provide a soft and smooth feel on the skin. Jawbone can be worn on either ear, and you can customize your fit by choosing an earloop and earbud from the several shapes and sizes provided. Jawbone’s ergonomic design enhances acoustic performance and keeps the device lightweight, stable, and comfortable.

Performance

* Join 5 headsets and a cell phone or Skype®
* 300,000+ sq ft coverage (using Dragon Headset)
* Push-to-talk among headset participants (using Dragon Headset)
* Full-duplex conference calling with no voice cancellation
* Compatible with Bluetooth®-enabled headsets, phones and computers

Typical Use Cases

* Mobile conferencing
* Restaurant / Cafe
* Retail stores
* Outdoor and recreation
* Emergency response and rescue

Motorola’s luxury MOTOPURE H12 headset will set you back about £6000

The limited edition headset, which is only available to custom order, is made from 18k gold and over 180 brilliant cut diamonds, adding up to a respectable 3.47 carats. If you so wish, youcan also choose to customise your headset with white pink or black diamonds.

A WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY.

Take advantage of this technological breakthrough: Contemporary in design, Euphonia’s headset is wireless and waterproof. Result : quaranteed safety, perfect comfort. Listening to music in your bath is made easy and simple. Pure pleasure, for your ears only.
THE SOUND CARRIES YOU AWAY…

Arm yourself with the G.I. DJ style headphones from Skullcandy. Designed for those who demand the most from their gear, the G.I.’s premium quality 41mm drivers and super stealthy paint will keep you tuned in and out of sight.

While other common headsets often affect the appearance of the user in a very technical way, the Clipset is designed to be a comfortable and stylish accessory. If it’s currently not in use the earphone could be wrapped around the device. The interface consists of three buttons. Two buttons for volume control and one power button that is also used to answer incoming calls.