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| H2O Audio Launches New Range of Headphones and Armbands H2O Audio has announced the launch of their new range of waterproof headphones and waterproof armbands for your iPod, MP3 Player or Phone - liberating swimmers, surfers, kayakers and runners throughout the country. The Surge headphones and Amphibx armbands are guaranteed to an impressive 3.6 metres and are the ultimate wearable music solution for any watersports. H2O Audio is the first company in the UK to launch a range of watersports music products which house in an armband your everyday iPod, MP3 Player or Phone. The Surge and Amphibx range are the products of years of research and development by H2O Audio and athletes, including the pioneering water sport's legend Laird Hamilton and Natalie Coughlin, 1 Gold, 2 Silver and 3 Bronze medals for Team USA swimming in Beijing. The Amphibx's unique shape and specialist materials have been designed to comfortably grip your arm while you are dropping in, cutting it back or wiping out. The latch tight locking closures provides a 100% watertight and secure seal, while the clear touch window enables full operation of iPod touch and wheel controls. The Amphibx range comes in both medium and large sizes; the medium fits a nano or small MP3 players, whilst the large fits a standard iPod, an iPhone and any size MP3 player. For extreme comfort and the perfect fit during action waterports Surge waterproof headphones come with 5 different size earpieces. Sound-isolating, watertight earplugs harness the full audio experience provided by Surge's waterproof 8mm neodymium drivers. Their gold plated 3.5mm jack will fit most players on the market. For the serious swimmers out there, H2O Audio also offers the iSH2 Shuffle Headset – a sleek waterproof headphone that includes an integrated waterproof case for the iPod shuffle. The iSH2 Shuffle Headset attaches easily to goggles, and allows perfect freedom of movement for those tumble turns. H2O Audio Surge headphones are available now. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |