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Magnetic Induction Technology Headset Reviewed

Posted by timothy on from the crystals-don't-sound-so-hot dept.

Semi-Anonymous Coward writes "The first review of a wireless headset using Magnetic Induction technolgy has been posted at mobile technology website MobileBurn. The reviewer mentions that the technology provides almost 'crystal clear' phone conversations, which is better than most Bluetooth headsets he has used. The magnetic induction technology creates a 'bubble' around the user which increases the security of their communications. Is this the replacement for Bluetooth in Audio applications? It certainly looks like it..."

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  1. ~40 years old tech. by grub · · Score: 4, Funny


    The magnetic induction technology creates a 'bubble' around the user which increases the security of their communications

    Olde news, Maxwell Smart had this back in the 60's.

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  2. Yes, but can you use it... by MarkGriz · · Score: 5, Funny

    while wearing your tinfoil hat?

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  3. Great by jetkust · · Score: 4, Funny

    Now when i stand up from my computer I wont step on the chord, yank my neck, and break my headphones everytime.

  4. Re:Ummmm...I don't think so! by RickL · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm glad its N-S to S-N. I hate it when it flips E-W to W-E.

  5. Re:More ads by hudsonhawk · · Score: 4, Funny

    ...did you even click the link, or did you just look sternly at it and decide to make an angry post?

    Mobile Burn is a site that reviews cell phones and accessories.

    Auracomm is the company that makes the product in question.

    An idiot is a person of profound mental retardation having a mental age below three years unable to learn connected speech, such as the nice , pretty complete sentences used in the news item above.

    Go away now.