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<blockquote data-quote="yksunlk" data-source="post: 3539081" data-attributes="member: 122708"><p><strong>Sony Releases New Earphones</strong> </p><p>Sony has a bunch of new earphones to keep the masses entertained, with the wireless DR-BT160 headset operating via Bluetooth coming in handy for those who lead an active lifestyle, boasting in-ear buds which are worn with over-the-ear hooks and a behind-the-head band. It is able to last for up to 7 hours before requiring a trip to the nearest power outlet. You can pick up the DR-BT160 as a standalone unit or with a bundled iPod Bluetooth adapter, retailing for $130 and $180, respectively. As for the mid-range MDR-NC7 noise-canceling headphones, this will oust the older NC6 models with superior style and a more comfortable fit. It seems as though Sony's engineers have managed to remove up to 87.4% of ambient noise. A couple of AA batteries will keep the MDR-NC7 powered for up to 50 hours, and it will retail for $50 with a choice of black or white colors. </p><p><img src="http://www.nidokidos.org/userpix/38570_sonydrbt160_1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yksunlk, post: 3539081, member: 122708"] [B]Sony Releases New Earphones[/B] Sony has a bunch of new earphones to keep the masses entertained, with the wireless DR-BT160 headset operating via Bluetooth coming in handy for those who lead an active lifestyle, boasting in-ear buds which are worn with over-the-ear hooks and a behind-the-head band. It is able to last for up to 7 hours before requiring a trip to the nearest power outlet. You can pick up the DR-BT160 as a standalone unit or with a bundled iPod Bluetooth adapter, retailing for $130 and $180, respectively. As for the mid-range MDR-NC7 noise-canceling headphones, this will oust the older NC6 models with superior style and a more comfortable fit. It seems as though Sony's engineers have managed to remove up to 87.4% of ambient noise. A couple of AA batteries will keep the MDR-NC7 powered for up to 50 hours, and it will retail for $50 with a choice of black or white colors. [IMG]http://www.nidokidos.org/userpix/38570_sonydrbt160_1.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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