CES: Zen Wireless Headset

[James Fee]

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000150026399/

"Check it: Yesterday we got Creative to show us the new Zen Wireless Headset they’re working on. We’re know what you’re (probably) thinking, that these are another pair of Bluetooth headphones, but for these Creative decided to go with Aura Communications’ near-field technology, which uses magnetic induction rather than radio frequency to transmit sound (and in fact there was an announcement about their partnership back in July)."



Engadget has some photos of the new Zen Wireless Headset that Creative announced at CES 2005. Now those with a pink Zen can have wireless pink headphones.

[James Fee]

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000150026399/

"Check it: Yesterday we got Creative to show us the new Zen Wireless Headset they’re working on. We’re know what you’re (probably) thinking, that these are another pair of Bluetooth headphones, but for these Creative decided to go with Aura Communications’ near-field technology, which uses magnetic induction rather than radio frequency to transmit sound (and in fact there was an announcement about their partnership back in July)."



Engadget has some photos of the new Zen Wireless Headset that Creative announced at CES 2005. Now those with a pink Zen can have wireless pink headphones.

[piperpilot]

They're huge . . . and pretty darned ugly!

[Lee Yuan Sheng]

Ugh, why not wireless earphones on 2.4ghz bandwidth? Big, bulky, and adds bulk to the Zen.