The Motorola H17 is the company’s smallest flip Bluetooth headset so far. Measuring 54mm x 17mm x 10mm, the headset adopts an easy-to use RapidConnect on-off switch allowing you to flip open the microphone for calls, and fold when you are finished talking. The device also adopts CrystalTalk dual microphone noise cancellation technology and Wind Resistance (up to 5mph) to provide crystal clear phone conversation. The Motorola H17 is expected to be available in multiple markets beginning in Q3 2009. No word on pricing at this time. [Motorola]
Sony Ericsson today unveiled the first motion activated headphones in the world. The Sony Ericsson MH907 adopts the SensMe Control technology that responds without a single press of a button. You just place the two headphones in your ear to start listening to music. If you want to pause the music, you can remove one ear bud, and to start listening to the music again just place it in your ear. The Sony Ericsson MH907 Motion Activated Headphones will be available in a range of colors, including yellow/white and chrome. [Press Release]
The i-Toc wristwatch features two radially graduated rings that displays the current time. The outer gradient displays the minutes and the inner gradient shows the hours. The gradient patterns interact to create a pattern that is both functional and beautiful. Available in black, silver, blue, purple, red and orange, this limited edition watch also comes with an anodized aluminum casing. Only 400 pieces that are available for purchase. The i-Toc retails for only $99 a pop. [i-Toc]
Sony will launch their new high-end headphones in the Japanese market. Dubbed as the Sony MDR-770LP, these lightweight headphones come equipped with Neodymium 300 kJ/m3 magnet that produces powerful and deep bass. You can pre-order the Sony MDR-770LP at GeekStuff4U for 8,990 Yen ($98). The headphones will be released on November 19th, 2009. [Product Page]
Still remember the ZON Watch from Nooka? The company has launched their latest watch namely the ZEM Watch. Available in silver and black, the wearable gadget features a gem-cut case and mineral crystal with leather or high-gauge stainless steel strap. If you are interested, you can pre-order the Nooka ZEM Watch for $375. The gadget will be shipped in November 2009. More
Sound ID’s new 400 Bluetooth headset has two unique features that set it apart from its competitors. The first feature is called “Environmental Mode”, that enables users to hear equally out of both ears, even when wearing the headset. The second feature is the CompanionLink Remote Microphone, which is an optional accessory that can be worn by a conversation partner or placed near a sound source, to pick up audio near its source for a richer listening experience. Each purchase comes with a Universal AC charger, a USB charging cable, three sizes of RealComfort EarLoops and an Ear Hook for an alternative over-the ear wearing option. The Sound ID 400 will be available in Q4 for $129.99, while the Sound ID CompanionLink Remote Microphone will also be available Q4 for $79.99. [Press Release]
Chinese designer Fandi Meng has creativly designed a fashionable Bluetooth headset concept for women. Known as the Volution Bluetooth, the headset features a pearl that will shine after you receive a call, and needs to be tapped or touched to start your phone conversation. Sadly, there is no word on when this Bluetooth concept will go into mass production. More
Good news for those who are living in Japan. Sony has announced its MDR-DS7100 7.1 channel wireless headphones that feature a 50mm driver unit. These headphones are compatible with Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, DTS and DTS-ES. The Sony MDR-DS7100 comes with a battery that provides up to 13-hours of operating time, which is enough for daily use in the home or office. You can now pre-order the Sony MDR-DS7100 Wireless headphones for 39,000 Yen or equal to $422. [Product Page]
Sennheiser comes back with two high-quality headsets, which is known as the PC 11 and PC 100. The PC 11 is a single sided headset that features a mic and ear hooks to allow it to be worn on the right or left ear. It has an omnidirectional mic that ensures excellent audio quality reception. While, the PC 100 is a compact in-ear headset that allows for long term wear with comfort. This headset is also perfect for use with MP3 players and other devices with 3.5 mm headphone jacks. Both headsets combine excellent Sennheiser sound quality with superior comfort to enhance any internet telephony experience at home or on the go. The Sennheiser PC 11 will be launched in November 2009, while the PC 100 will be released in October 2009. More
Pioneer today launched their brand new headphones that adopts SRS surround technology. The Pioneer SE-NC70S overhead headphone also features Noise Canceling Technology suppressing 1/5 of the surrounding sound (300Hz – 15dB). Weighing at only 200grams, these headphones provides a 103dB output with a 20Hz – 20kHz reproduction bandwidth. The Pioneer SE-NC70S will be available at the end of September 2009 in Japan. [Pioneer]
