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How to turn an iPod into a Remote Control
The Apple IpodUsers of the Apple iPod could not get enough of the music experience These are some of the features of the Apple iPod that makes it so attractive to music lovers and techies 1 The Apple iPod have so much space available of up to forty gigabyt
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| News: Hitachi Maxell unveils Noise Canceling iPod headphones in Japan (iLounge) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:53:04 GMT Hitachi Maxell Japan has announced (Translated Link) its HP-NC20.IPs Noise Canceling Headphones for iPod. These unique in-ear headphones offer active noise canceling without external power by connecting to the iPod’s Dock Connector port, reducing noise by 20dB. The headphones, which come in black, feature a volume slider on the Dock Connector plug, and because they are powered by the iPod ... | ||
| Hitachi Maxell intros noise canceling, battery draining iPod headphones (Engadget) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:04:27 GMT If short, intense sessions with your iPod are your bag, these new Maxell heaphones might just do the trick. Compatible with your fourth-gen iPod (or your first and second-gen iPod touch) the HP-NC20.IP earbuds offer active noise cancellation from 50-700Hz and noise suppression up to 20dB. Since they rely on the iPod dock for audio and power, you're stuck using the volume control on the ... | ||
| Hitachi Maxell iPod-Only Noise-Canceling Headphones Don't Need Batteries [Headphones] (Gizmodo) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 10:49:31 GMT These noise-cancelling headphones from Hitachi Maxell are unlike many previous similar types since they don't require separate power. Instead they connect to iPods via the dock connector, and can... |