Sony intros ‘World’s First Noise Canceling Headphones’

January 09th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Why is that companies always relate to airplanes when promoting their noise canceling headphones?

“For anyone who spends more day reclined on an airplane rather than sitting at home in a recliner, Sony today unveiled the world’s first digital noise canceling headphones.”

Lets take that statement literally. Who actually spends more day sat in an airplane seat than a seat in their own home? Right - that makes you two guys

the whole target market for Sony’s ‘World’s First Noise Canceling Headphones’. Now a) that seems a waste of R&D funds and b) a real shame as the MDR-NC500D looks a pretty impressive set of cans!

The increased rate and accuracy of noise reduction is due to the use or a rare digital noise canceling software engine, a set of digital filters located in the built-in digital signal processor. Powered by […]

Orginal post by Steven Kim

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