From the category archives:
Mad Catz has announced the availability of the Primer wireless gaming headset. Designed primarily for the Xbox 360 console, the gadget uses the 5.8GHz wireless technology to connect with the gaming console. The Primer has a pair of 40mm neodymium drivers and controls that enables gamers to independently adjust chat volume and game volume on-the-fly. [Product Page]
Google has teamed up with Modify Watches to release the Google Android Modify Watch. This Android-themed timepiece features Google’s Chrome logo and the Google logo. The wristwatch is equipped with two custom straps and a choice of a large watch face or a small watch face. The Google Android Modify Watch retails for $59.95 a pop. [The Google Store]
Suunto has announced the availability of the AMBIT GPS tracking and heart rate monitor watch. Designed for explorers, the wearable gadget combines a GPS navigation system, an altimeter, a 3D compass and an advanced heart rate monitor. The AMBIT is housed in a rugged casing and has an enhanced battery lifetime of up to 50-hour in GPS mode. What’s more, it is water resistant up to 100-meter. Available in black or silver, the Suunto AMBIT GPS tracking and heart rate monitor watch will be released in March 2012 for $550 each. [Product Page]
Ultrasone has proudly introduced the new Signature PRO headphones. Designed for music lovers and professional users, these handcrafted headphones have a pair of 40mm titanium-plated drivers and adopt the S-Logic Plus technology, producing a frequency response of 8Hz – 42000Hz with an impedance of 32 Ohm and a sound pressure level of 98dB. The Ultrasone Signature PRO headphones also feature glass nameplates on both ear cups, a soft-touch coating and ear cup pads made out of Ethiopian sheep’s leather. These high-quality headphones come equipped with two Neutrik connectors – one at 1.5m long with a 3.5mm gold-plated audio jack, while the other measures 3m long with a 6.3mm stereo jack. If you are interested, you can purchase the Ultrasone Signature PRO for $1,299. [Product Page]
Numark has unveiled their latest professional DJ headphones, the Electrowave. These headphones feature a pair of 50mm drivers with soft, isolating ear cups. The Electrowave produces a frequency response of 10Hz – 22KHz with a sensitivity of 100dB +/- 3dB. These headphones also provide a 3-meter detachable cable, a 1/8-inch right-angle connector and a 1/4-inch adapter. If you are interested, you can purchase these high-quality headphones for an MSRP of $149. [Numark]
Sennheiser has unveiled its latest premium headphones namely the HD 700. These headphones feature a pair 40mm Duofol transducers, which produce a frequency response of 10Hz to 42,000 Hz. Other specs include a vibration damping frame, an ultra-wide soundstage via angled transducers and a patent-pending ventilated magnet system. Sennheiser will launch the HD 700 in March 2012 for $999.95. [Product Page]
The Trax Mark II from Tokyoflash is a unique timepiece because it displays the time using a belt system of tracks. There are three of four tracks with the belts on the left tell the hour, while the belts on the right display the minute. The Trax MkII is also available in a variety of designs and colors. It is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. More pics after the jump. Read more
Kopin has unveiled the Golden-i head-mounted computer at the International CES 2012. The wearable gadget comes jam packed with a 600MHz TI OMAP3 processor with a 400MHz DSP, the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 OS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and a microSD memory card slot (up to 32GB). There is also an optional camera, allowing users to record HD video or 1080p-resolution pictures. The Kopin Golden-i supports speech recognition and six-axis head gesture inputs. [Electronista]
The Samsung EHS-60 is an entry-level stereo headset that comes with in-ear earbuds that block outside noise. Designed for users with active lifestyle, the headset is compatible with any devices that have a 3.5mm audio jack. The Samsung EHS-60 stereo headset also has an in-line microphone and answer key that lets you answer calls at the touch of a button. [SammyHub]
SteelSeries today unveiled the Flux headset that features a pair of 40mm drivers with on-ear mesh cloth cushions. This wearable gadget has two input jacks that allows for two user options, an uni-directional microphone with mute controls and a 3.5mm jack. What makes the SteelSeries Flux interesting is that it offers the ability to daisy chain the headset for multi-user listening. The SteelSeries Flux will be available in the second quarter of 2012. [Press Release]
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