WOW! 
"Naim Audio of Salisbury, England, and Californian computer giant,
Apple, are to release a revolutionary product aimed at the audiophile
on the move.

Apple spokesperson Orla Folip had this to say about the joint project:
'The latest evolution of the iPod, aimed at golden-eared music lovers
fond of pace, rhythm and timing will store 500 gigabytes of Apple
Lossless files in a compact silver, black and green casing. Even with
the optional Mac-cap power supply, it will only be the size of a deck
of playing cards.'

Bliver da interessant.

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Hands off the compression button music industry!
Hands of the DNR button Blu Ray producers!

Medmindre det er en Aprilsnar

"computer giant"

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/Brian

musik skal ses live - film skal høres i hjemmebioen

Jep mon ikke det er en Aprilsnar: Flyt lidt rundt på bogstaverne i "Orla Folip" og du får "April Fool"

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Sonos :-)

Nyt på vej....

He he you think?! 

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Og disse nyheder:
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Internet Reboot klik

Warner Bros. Acquires The Pirate Bay klik



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I et kort øjeblik så jeg for mig det sidste liv svinde ud af tegnebogen.... Pyyhhh ha...

Den skulle fandeme have været god for at blive bedre end en iRiver H-1xx plus en iBasso D10 og et SysConcept optisk kabel fodret med flac filer men der er nok ingen tvivl om at den ville have været noget mere sexet.

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iPhone 4 > Etymotics MC3

Og denne netop sakset fra head-fi

 

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sennheiser, a premier manufacturer and designer of high-end headphones, is facing legal charges on the misleading construction of the yet-to-be-released HD800 headphone.

A group of audio enthusiasts has sued Sennheiser, claiming that the HD800's appear to be metal, but have been deceptively manufactured from metallic-looking plastic. Backing from organizations such as the U.S. Product Safety Commision and Consumer Quality Assurance of America is pending.

A Sennheiser spokeswoman wanted to assure consumers that this legal battle would not delay the production of the highly anticipated HD800's. Sennheiser added that the case was "baffling."

The lawsuit, filed by Audiophiles Anonymous (AA), asks the court to have Sennheiser speed up production and lower the high sticker price of the HD800's. AA believes that Sennheiser should be able to produce the HD800's more quickly and offer them at a cheaper price because they are being constructed out of cheap plastic rather than metal.

AA also wanted monetary compensation for false reports of the HD680 and the HD700 coming out years earlier.

Sennheiser initially denied to comment directly on the court appeal, but later responded with "Sorry about your wallet."

The HD800 is a revolutionary headphone with a breakthrough ring transducer design that allows for incredibly accurate sound reproduction. It is priced at $1400 and is slated to ship in late April.

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Jungson CDT2 > RudiStor RPX-100 > Ed8 APS V2 xlr
(iPod Classic 160GB | iPod Touch 64GB| HiFiMan HM602 | (D-NE920 > iBasso D10)) > RSA Protector > JH13 TWag OM
iPhone 4 > Etymotics MC3