Displaying items by tag: Headsets

Audio and video specialist Poly is now the official headsets and video conferencing hardware partner of Formula One World Championship winning team Red Bull Racing.

Audio and video hardware specialist Epos has launched its Impact D range of lightweight wireless headsets.

Sony's "truly wireless" WF-1000XM4 earbuds boast superior noise cancelling and fit.

The relationship between the Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One team and AV device maker Epos has been extended to include the latter's gaming equipment division.

Victoria-based, Australian-owned audio accessory vendor Friendie's latest product is the Air Duo over-ear headphones.

On paper, the Thresher 7.1 doesn’t bring much to the table. So why are we such big fans of them? The core features of being wireless and offering (virtual) 7.1 surround sound are top-end features, but not unique.

The latest version of Windows 10 can now be downloaded to Windows 10 PCs around the world, with a stack of new features, UI improvements, Cortana improvements, Mixed Reality headsets and more.

Klipsch is an iconic American brand that has re-emerged in Australia. Klipsch audio products are characterised by its founder's noted brilliance and irreverence – hence the headline – more known as the Klipsch sonic signature of high output with wide dynamics.

Open plan sucks – noise, buzz, disruption, and a lack of privacy are meant to be offset by lower rent and costs. Traditional headsets help but advances in ANC – adaptive noise cancelling – and UC certified business-grade communications have led to a new breed of office headsets.

The workplace of tomorrow is going to place far different demands on us. Human to human interaction will have the highest value of all. No matter how you talk to someone, you want to be heard clearly and free from interference and background noise – and vice versa. Hence my initial reference to ‘moving to the edge’.

China-based Dlodlo claims its new VR Glasses product provides HD resolution VR without lag or distortion.

Australia is a key market for headset maker Jabra, and the company is seeking to differentiate its products by applying its expertise in other areas of audio and by concentrating on the user experience.

Noise cancelling headphones are popular on planes and trains - now Jabra brings them to the office.

Jabra headsets and speakerphones provide call control for Cisco Jabber 10.5 for Windows.

The Oculus team is answering its rivals with the second Rift developers' kit available to the public from today.

Creative is about to release a pair of new gamer-oriented headsets, one wireless and one USB.

Bluetooth headsets have been around for a while now so the technology is now ubiquitous and mature. The Plantronics Marque 155 looks simple but that simplicity is founded upon years of development and refinement.

The well known hands-free and unified comms company has crafted a new 'education and sales program' to offer 'greater support' for its 300 partners across the Aust and NZ region.

Jabra has released firmware upgrades for its range of headsets which allow users to dial directly on the touch screen of their headset base through a new dial pad for mobile phones and softphones, and to make calls directly from the base without having to access their mobile phone or keyboard.

Noise-cancelling headphones have become a common sight on airline passengers. Jabra has added this technology to its latest Bluetooth headset.