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Philips Unveils New MP3 & Mobile Accs Range
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Apr 9, 2008
Philips has introduced a wide new range of portable audio accessories for mobile phone and MP3 music players in the Indian market.
Incorporating advanced acoustics, the audio accessories range from colorful headphones matching your Apple iPod, to listening to your favorite music on your 'XpressMusic' Phone from Nokia with the sophisticated Bluetooth stereo headsets that are designed to switch between music listening and mobile phone communication whenever you like.
Designed to offer wireless and portable music freedom, the headphones use technologies such as Angled Acoustics and Neodymium magnets. Smart features such as TailorMate, for universal brand compatibility, and ergonomic design offer comfort and ease of use.
Commenting on the new products, Alexander Bakkeren, VP Category Leader Mobility at Philips Consumer Lifestyle, said, the new range of advanced products is designed to enhance people's audio, video and mobility experiences whether at home or on the go. "Our vision at Philips is to create an environment where people can enjoy great entertainment and services whenever and wherever they want."
One of the key offerings in the new range is the Philips Bluetooth stereo headset, a lightweight device suitable for use with any mobile phone use. The headphones are compatible with any brand, featuring Philips TailorMate technology, and also allow for one-touch toggling between music and calls.
The advanced Acoustic in-ear headphones feature Angled Acoustic Pipes, which direct precision sound waves to the eardrum, while creating a in-ear seal that blocks out unwanted background noise as well as providing maximum comfort.
Philips' range of Made for Nokia XpressMusic products have been designed specifically to work with Nokia's XpressMusic phones. All headphones in this range are able to be used with MP3 players as well as the Nokia phones, and feature a microphone-friendly, short cable with a split cable system. In addition to launching a range of headphones styled to complement Nokia s handsets, the XpressMusic accessories range also include music stands that transforms your mobile into a portable stereo system.
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