The Moshi Moonrock Black earbuds elevate your overall music enjoyment with Moshi Audio’s acoustically tuned driver units that effortlessly render crisp highs and balanced mids and bass. The in-ear design coupled with our proprietary hybrid-injection eartips, effectively block out external ambient noise while providing hours of comfortable listening. These earphones feature high efficiency drivers (105 dB/mW) and an iPhone compatible microphone for answering calls on the fly while listening to your favorite tunes. The Moonrock Black earbuds come equipped with a pocket-size carrying case with a cable management to suit your carefree on-the-go lifestyle. Read more
Moshi is a company that just absolutely loves to create products that are controlled by using people’s voices. They have some clocks but their new route of creating Bluetooth speakerphones was their most logical route. Simply by saying “Hi!” to this little device it will be up and running. It will feature 13 voice activated commands like speed dials, checking remaining battery life and to return a call from the person who last called you. It has an estimated talk time of 7 hours and is retailing now for $79.99. [SlashGear]
Moshi has released a new alarm clock that responds to voice commands. Known as the Voice Control Digital Clock Radio, this gadget allows you to snooze or turn off the alarm by using your own voice. The clock has two alarms, a digital AM/FM tuner with three AM and three FM presets, and a snooze control. You can also connect this unique alarm clock to your iPod via a line-in cable. The Moshi Voice Control Digital Clock Radio is currently available for $69.99 a pop. [Moshi]
Moshi has rolled out its new interactive voice responsive clock ‘Moshi IVR Alarm Clock’ the first touch free clock that can set both time and alarm by voice. Consumers are now able to control their clock through spoken commands using the latest Interactive Voice Recognition Technology. The user can initiate commands by saying “Hello Moshi”,” and the clock will respond with, “Command Please.” Utilizing the Interactive Voice Recognition technology, you can ask the Moshi to do quite a number of things, like ask it to tell time, the temperature of the room, the current date, or even to change its lighting for night time, and so on. And of course, you can ask it to set or turn off the alarm without having to move your hands or even open your eyes. This quite impressive device will cost you $50. [Moshi]
