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more about #headphone AYB: Lol fail. Micro USB is now the "accepted standard" for mobile phones not mini USB. Sendstation and Giz, shame on you. And €30, what? They think ... more » OMG! Twitter!!: I thought micro-USB was the new standard? more » Mike: I still don't like mini-usb. I don't quite know why. It is just a mean cable. Extremely rude. more » syedagmalali: I love that. Now how about Apple builds it in? more » ethanlechcharles: I still have an original firewire version of this that i got when they randomly were giving them away for the cost of shipping. I hasn't been used once. more » OMG! Ponies!: Hellooo, boys and ghouls. Vincent Price here with Michael Jackson. And we're just dying to tell you all about these thrilling headphones. The crispn... more » Hello Mister Walrus: Based on the source website, these headphones also seem to be endorsed by Milo Ventimiglia. (IMG src = "http://joshspear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/0... more » Jestermeister: Know what would be awesome? If he decomposes some and then comes back as a zombie. We'd all be like "whoah....that's just like Thriller!" more » -
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SendStation PocketDock Lets iPods Embrace MiniUSB
The proprietary dock connector on the iPod line is nice for a wide line of accessories, but it forces you to carry a uni-purpose iPod cable. The PocketDock lets you sync and charge with miniUSB, the accepted standard, instead. More » -
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Michael Jackson Thriller Headphones Have Dual Meanings Now
These Michael Jackson Thriller headphones are pretty fantastic cause, well, they're Thriller headphones, but the graveyard imagery might be a little bit too soon. Still, awesome. More » -
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This is Why the Limited Edition White Dr. Dre Monster Beats Cost 2x As Much
Gear Live, through a hands-on, has finally figured out why the white version of the Monster Beats cost twice as much as the standard black version. It's coated by Colorware. More » -
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Arriva iPod Shuffle Headphones Make us Laugh, Cry a Little
Could these possibly be the worst headphones ever made for the iPod shuffle? Yes, yes they could. Instead of making them something a normal person would wear, Arriva's gone and made them "wireless," in the sense that they have a built-in iPod shuffle dock and hangs the player off the back of your head. Sure, it's somewhat convenient to have the whole contraption in one device, but we're not sure that even Urkel would care for something as goofy as this. [Arriva via Crave via Crunchgear] -
