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Tag Archives: AvneraAudio
Couldn’t have said it better myself…
Acoustic Research launches their second set of wireless 2.1 headphones based on Avnera
For some reason, compared to the AWD210 which were introduced last year, the AWD209 look like a more compelling companion for my crowded messenger bag.
Anyone who has used the AWD210 knows that AR wasn’t messing around when they tuned these true 2.1 headphones. The bass is breathtaking, and the highs are bright and clear. Comfort [...]
Panasonic introduces “rack-theater” with wireless surround sound for Japan market
EngadgetHD caught the announcement of the SC-HTR510-K and the SC-HTR10-K.
I wish they sold these over here in the States. Would be just what the doctor ordered for my new condo. Something Engadget missed that if you dig a little deeper you can find… that the HTR510 unit is noteworthy in that it also accepts the [...]
Gizmodo offers a small stage for the Audioengine W1
While I know that everyone’s blog is just as accessible as another, these blog/media machines — like Gizmodo’s Gawker Media and Engadget’s Weblogs Inc. — just know how to attract the eyeballs. They’re undeniably centers of gravity when it comes to attracting the gadget lusty peanut gallery. I just wish they spelled “AvneraAudio” [...]
“Skype Gear” caught my eye with the 3 Skypephone
In my trolling for product chatter related to Avnera, I found myself at one of my favorite corporate-sponsored blogs, Skype Gear, Skype’s own blog on hardware, which merely mentioned the FREETALK wireless stereo headset. But alas, no review yet… we’re looking forward to it when it hits.
What peeked my interest was their mention of the [...]
InsideDSP discusses BDTi’s quality measurements of Avnera’s AudioMagic wireless audio link
Over at Audio DesignLine, BDTI’s test results of Avnera’s AudioMagic system are discussed. Overall, it’s a pretty good discussion of our technology.
One point to which I can offer some clarification is in their discussion of the over-the-air bit quality.
Avnera claims “>90 dB SNR digital-in-to-analog-out.” In an uncompressed digital audio signal, each bit contributes about 6 dB [...]
