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DigiFi Digital Opera Earphones Use Wireless Kleer Tech

DigiFi's new Digital Opera headphones use the high-efficiency, high-quality Kleer wireless tech to get your tunes from your iPod to your ears. We're also digging the neat over-ear design with curly cable, which looks like it'll be good non-tangler, and the fact that up to four people can listen to the same feed, as long as they have the earphones too. They have over 10 hours play time, and have "CD-quality" audio, or so says DigiFi. We're not sure about the "iPod adapter" part though, since it looks a lot like there's just a headphone jack there but no iPod socket, doesn't it? Hey ho. It'll be available worldwide, starting in Korea from now, for about $98. [Aving]

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Sennheiser MX W1: First Wireless Stereo Earphones Using the Kleer Bluetooth Alternative

Kleer wireless technology has shown promise in terms of both energy efficiency and sound quality when compared to Bluetooth, which is why some may find these new MX W1 earphones from Sennheiser appealing. The device allows users to enjoy clear, completely wireless audio from any Kleer-based portable player — unlike Kleer's Jet Stream earphones that are connected with a small wire. There is even a feature that allows multiple MX W1 users to share a single stream. There are no details on pricing yet, but they are expected to arrive in May 2008. Full press release after the break: More »

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First Hands-On With the RCA Jet Stream MP3 Player with Kleer Wireless Headphones

We just got our fingerprints all over the strangely enticing RCA Jet Stream: a sporty, rubber edged MP3 player with a pair of wireless headphones that sound surprisingly pristine.
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Kleer Audio Transmission 10x Energy Efficient as Bluetooth

If you thought your Bluetooth A2DP Stereo audio streaming to your speakers were cool, Kleer has a wireless audio solution that's supposedly 10x as energy efficient. Kleer Wireless Audio also uses the clogged invisible tubes that is the 2.4GHz spectrum, but is designed to work with home theatres and car audio equipment, instead of being a protocol that was designed for other uses and then shoehorned into the audio space later. More »