Stories about: Shure

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    Top 5 headphones 18/03/2009 16:20:00

    Whether you're looking for noise-cancelling headphones to shut out the ruckus or a pair of discreet in-ear monitors — we've got you covered, rounding up five of the best pairs of headphones that have passed through our test centre.
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    Creative Labs Aurvana Live! 02/04/2008 13:44:23

    The headphone market has recently been jumped upon by a slue of vendors eager to capitalise on the iPod-generation's new-found love of portable audio. Creative is one such manufacturer, bringing to market an impressive line-up of headphones to complement its Zen range of multimedia players. The Aurvana Live! headphones are towards the top of this range which provide a good solution for all-purpose listening at a relatively affordable cost.
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    Creative Aurvana In-Ear Headphones 14/01/2008 15:46:23

    In-ear headphones have been taking off in recent years. What was once the domain of specialist headphone companies like Etymotic and Shure is now populated by the likes of Philips and Sony. With the Aurvana in-ear headphones, Creative has decided they want a piece of the canal-phone pie. For the most part they do a decent job and are definitely a step above your run of the mill ear buds, but they won't be adequate for audiophiles.
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    Sony Walkman NWZ-A815 15/11/2007 11:03:44

    A little while back we took a look at Sony's first video capable walkman, the Sony Walkman NW-A805 and aside from our standard complaints regarding SonicStage, we were impressed. So naturally when we heard they had released a new iteration of the same product, sans the reliance on their proprietary software, we were extremely eager to take a look.
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    Philips SHE9700 14/09/2007 11:39:07

    It seems like everybody is jumping on the IEM (In Ear Monitor) bandwagon. Originally the domain of only high-end, specialist headphone manufacturers belonged to companies like Shure and now, in more recent times, we've seen IEMs hit the market from mainstream companies like Sony. Now Philips has joined the party with their SHE9700. Offering good but not exceptional sound quality, the SHE9700 will suit people after a small, portable, bass-heavy headphone solution.
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    Apple iPhone 02/07/2007 10:48:00

    Apple's iPhone is without a doubt the most wanted device of 2007, but Australians will be forced to wait at least six months for a local launch. In anticipation, our US associates have taken a thorough look at the iPhone, and despite a few issues, they like what they see.
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    Ultimate Ears Triple.Fi 12/06/2007 14:33:28

    Up until now we haven't reviewed a pair of in-ear-monitor's (IEM - inner ear headphones) that compares to Shure's phenomenal [[prodid:2599]]. However, the time for a successor has finally arrived. Ultimate Ears new triple driver IEM, the Triple.Fi, is an absolutely fantastic pair of headphones. It offer a different, but no less impressive sound signature than the E500s and finally provides a worthy competitor for Australian audiophiles. The only issue is with its fit, but this is extremely dependant on the individual person.
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    Sony MDR-EX85LP 26/04/2007 16:22:12

    When it comes to top quality high-end headphones, the range Sony products that hits our shores is sparse. In the overseas market, the top-end of the Sony headphone range has been blessed with units that have been highly regarded amongst audio enthusiasts. A welcomed entry the Australian market, the Sony MDR-EX85LP in-ear headphones offer great sound quality at a fairly competitive price.
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    The 20 most innovative products of the year 29/12/2006 08:00:40

    A PC that's half desktop, half notebook. An operating system that runs entirely on the Web. A radically made-over office suite. A thin, superstylish handheld with both Wi-Fi and a usable QWERTY keyboard. Our Innovations Award winners exemplify the best kinds of breakthroughs--ones you can get right now.
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    Gadgets and airplane safety announcements 28/11/2006 19:05:28

    You could make a case for the notion that a mobile gadget hasn't really arrived until the nation's airlines feel the need to mention it explicitly when telling you what you can and can't do in flight.
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    Apple's new and improved iPod 19/10/2006 13:53:49

    Refinement: that's what you get out of Apple's latest iPod, which comes with a brighter screen and an extra 20GB of storage. I tested the US$349 iPod--the 80GB flagship of the revamped line--and found a music player that's about as good as there is.
 
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