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SOUL by Ludacris SL300 Headphones Shipping Now

Chris Burns, Aug 8th 2011 Discuss [0]

So you're in the mood for some hip-hop endorsed audio in the form of over the ear headphones but you're not into the whole Beats by Dre fad, yes? Perhaps you'd like a slightly more GOLD solution? It's time for Ludacris to come out from the shadows and plop some SOUL headphones on your head. The Over-Ear SL300 headphones by the name of SOUL by Ludacris are shipping now, retailers including the likes of RadioShack, Amazon.com, Best Buy, and Microsoft (the store you'll find directly across the aisle from the Apple store in the Mall of America, of course.) Apple stores will be carrying them as well. Read The Full Story

iPhone 4 uses Audience noise cancellation chip

Shane McGlaun, May 18th 2011 Discuss [1]

The geeks over at iFixit are always doing to their gadgets what we don’t generally want to do to ours -tearing the gear apart. It's always cool to see what is inside a device like the iPhone 4 to get an idea of what the smartphone costs to build and how it will perform compared to other smartphones with similar hardware inside. Over the months since the debut, iFixit has torn down the iPhone 4 and it also tore down the Nexus one Android offering too. Read The Full Story

Audio-Technica ATH-ANC23 QuietPoint headphones ship

Shane McGlaun, Apr 1st 2011 Discuss [1]

Audio-Technica has unveiled a new set of noise cancelling headphones that aren’t the over the ear style that we usually see for active noise cancelling designs. These in-ear headphones promise comfort and can block 90% of external sound. The headphones are also very compact making them perfect for those that travel a lot. Read The Full Story

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Able Planet XG Foldable Active Noise Canceling Headphones Review

Satsuki Then, Jul 12th 2010 Discuss [0]

Able Planet have carved something of a niche for themselves, with a range of headphones that mix together active noise cancellation you’d usually see on high-end travel headphones and prices you’d expect from the highstreet. Their latest are the Extreme XNC230W headphones, an entry-level pair that promise more portability while still cutting out background audio. Check out the full review after the cut.

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Able Planet NC300B review

Chris Davies, Dec 11th 2009 Discuss [1]

The active noise cancelling earphone market is dominated by a few big name manufacturers, and that generally keeps prices for effective systems relatively high. Into the fray steps Able Planet, no strangers to personal audio but promising a cheaper way to cut out airplane and other frustrating background noise. They sent us a pair of True Fidelity NC300B headphones, to see if it’s really possible to deliver decent sound isolation with at $129.99 MRSP. Check out the SlashGear review after the cut.

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iBuyPower Harmony Sound Reduction System announced

Brenda Stokes, Jul 23rd 2009 Discuss [0]

iBUYPOWER has announced a new system called the Harmony Sound Reduction System or H-SRS today, which makes an aim to reduce the amount of noise your gaming PC puts out. The new tech is being offered on all their custom gaming PCs starting now. Read The Full Story

Sony Bluetooth noise-canceling headphones revealed

Brenda Stokes, Apr 28th 2009 Discuss [0]

If you're in the market for a new pair of headphones, you might just be interested in these latest offerings from Sony called the DR-BT100CX and the DR-BT101, which offer Bluetooth 2.1 and noise-cancellation technology. Read The Full Story

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BlueAnt’s Q1 Bluetooth Headset

Steven Grady, Apr 2nd 2009 Discuss [3]

BlueAnt’s forthcoming product is the Q1 Bluetooth headset. This sleek headset features some amazing noise reduction technology and voice isolation. The most innovative feature of the BlueAnt Q1 is the voice control feature. The user can talk to the headset and tell it what needs to be done. For instance, if the user would like a tutorial of using the Q1, the user says “show me” and the Q1 will walk the user through the features. To pair the device, the user simply says “pair me.” The Q1 will even tell you your phone and headset battery life with the command “check battery” There are numerous other commands as well.

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