Audio firm
Sennheiser
has unveiled what it claims is the industry's first wireless stereo earphones
capable of delivering true CD-quality sound.
The MX W1 wireless earphones operate in the crowded 2.4GHz band, but use
technology from semiconductor firm
Kleer to
filter out unwanted noise.
"Kleer's digital radio transmission technology produces excellent sound
quality which allows us to offer wireless earphones without compromising our
Sennheiser sound," said Stijn Jans, managing director of Sennheiser Consumer
Electronics in Singapore.
"Kleer's very low audio signal latency, coupled with interference-free
transmission, also translates into considerably longer battery life than with
conventional transmission standards."
The MX W1 comprises two untethered ear pieces, and Kleer claims a five to 10
times power advantage over Bluetooth in a rechargeable coin cell.
The headphones will be available in May and are being demonstrated at the
Consumer Electronics
Show in Las Vegas.
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