Onkyo launches 2.4GHz wireless headphones for iPod

ONKIYO Co., Ltd. using the 2.4GHz wireless digital radio as new products, iPod adapter, and comes with "MHP-UW2" to be released Nov. 14. Offers prices in the open, over-the-counter price of 20,000 yen forecast said.
And consists of wireless transmitter for the iPod, 2.4GHz transmission of uncompressed zone characterized by a high-quality, low-band jamming technology will always ensure a stable, that could be transmitted.

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The Ministry of the transmitter can be connected to your iPod with Dock Connector, iPod's Play / Pause and track feed / back, volume and headphones from the operation. Since the fourth-generation iPod supports the iPod and iPod photo / mini / nano / classic. Back in September, the new iPod was announced in response to a series of verification, it said. The transmitter section also features a stereo mini input, iPod can connect with other players.

Headphone unit with a diameter of 30mm and playback frequency band 50Hz to 20k. Circuit boards vibrations to the battery and measure the diffusion in the arrangement of material that eliminates vibrations. Also, excellent sound absorption and effects of new development, "Acoustic earbuds," Wear comfortable but can be extended by.

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The built-in headphones and a lithium-ion batteries, wireless time in about eight hours of continuous use. Did in the USB charger, and USB cable for charging, AC adapter included.

Size and weight of the transmitter 46 × 90 × 17mm (vertical × side × thickness) 35g. The battery headphones, including the weight of 105g.

ONKIYO ensures a level of performance and capability that overachieves its best affordable price in class.

The headphones themselves use a pair of 1.2-inch drivers with a frequency response of 50Hz to 20kHz. The headphones are designed to isolate the wearer’s ears from outside noise. The headphones will cost the equivalent of about $198 when they hit store shelves on November 14th in Japan.

The transmitter also has a stereo input that allows the headphones to be used with other MP3 players or iPods without docks.