
VIBEBS has unveiled a new pair of earphones with the release of the DS-80i for iPhones at the MWC. They come in silicone tipped-shaped designs and should be comfortable to a person’s ear while delivering quality audio and excitement with vibration features.
Something that gamers may want to have, particularly the hardcore gamers.
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Hello Kitty is at it again, this time in the form of an earphone and speaker set. It comes in the traditional Hello Kitty pink colors and should be a hit with the many fans of Japan’s famous Sanrio character.
With this earphone and speaker set, you can now go out in style and listen to your PMP or MP3 player with some awesome looking audio-listening pieces. The Hello Kitty Earphone and Speaker set retails for about $28.00.
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Tags: Earphones, Hello Kitty, Hello Kitty Earphone and Speaker Set, MP3 Players, PMP

JVC has come out with new color selections for their headphone line to match the iPod Nano 5G colors. Their popular Marshmallow, Gumy Air, and New Gumy headphone models now come with nine different colors while the JVC flat headphone line has six new colors.
All models also offer a slim, gold-plated iPhone-compatible plug and will be available by February, 2010.
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Tags: Earphones, Headphones, ipod nano, jvc
A Japanese company known as Solid Alliance has come out with some appropriately named “Crazy earphones”, and they live up (or should I say down?) to their name. For just $22 a pair, you can have a bolt, a paw print, a banana, or some sushi in your ear to get music from your iPod or whatever.
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Tags: Crazy earphones, Earphones, Solid Alliance

That new iPod shuffle has a weird set of headphones. The controls are all on it and it will take you a while to master them. On top of that, you won’t be able to add any new headphones unless you also get the necessary control dongle.
In case the default Apple phones aren’t the thing for you, you can always get the new iEP505 earphones announced by iLuv. The phones come with the in-line needed controls so you won’t need any kind of adapter to make them work. The iEP505 earphones will cost $50 and they will come in black, white, pink, red and blue.
via Press
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Here are the new clip-on earphones from Sumajin and they come in funky colors. What’s the great thing about these earphones? They are way light as the front housing is made out of brushed aluminum. They offer increased comfort with those ear sponges and that rubber-coated ear clip hinge.
Interested in technical stuff? The clip-ons can put out a max 102dB sound, and they have a frequency range of 20-20,000Hz, a 32Ohm impedance and they sport a dynamic transducer. You can buy them for $43.00 and choose between 3 different colors: black, champagne and light blue.
via iLounge
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With the economy today, this is the last thing you should consider buying. Just imagine all the gas you can get for $60,000. Almost a full tank!
What you see in the picture here are diamond-made covers for your standard earphones which go with your iPod which retail for $60,000 a pair. But then again, if you happen to own your favorite baseball team, then I guess you’ll find the price quite the bargain.
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DigiFi’s Digital Opera is a wireless over-the-ear style ear phone with iPod adapter. Employing Kleer technology, the Digital Opera earphones are heading towards the Korean stores with a price tag of $98. Later these will be sold in Japan and the U.S.
“Kleer’s wireless audio semiconductor design enabled us to fulfill our vision to deliver to our customers a low-cost, CD-quality wireless earphone that combines ease of use with over 10 hours of play time,” said Park No Young, CEO of DigiFi.
With Kleer’s point to multi-point Listen in technology up to four people using Opera ear phones can listen to the same audio at the same time. A good way to share music!!
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Tags: DigiFi, Earphones, Opera, Over the Ear