Has anyone seen this report?
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(Excerpt from a purely apple fiction publication)
The newest iPhone 5 information may be rumor, but it is backed up by a leaked report and partial software description. This information indicates how the new iPhone will have much better battery support while sporting a larger screen (maybe even as large as 5") and a thinner design than Motorola's RAZR.
The acquisition of Liquid Metal(tm) has infused Apple with a serious lead in the handheld battery segment. Through the Liquid Metal(tm) acquisition Apple now has developed a battery that will harness the power of the sun. This hybrid solar battery can pull tiny bits of energy from any light source, even if the battery is in your pocket. I'll say it again, EVEN IF IT IS IN YOUR POCKET.
What does this do for the newest iPhone? Imagine this, your phone may never need a conventional charge. All it needs, is to be an iPhone. Talk about superior! Of course, Apple will NEVER license this technology to anyone, so no one will be able to compete. Folks, this is an absolute game changer. Sure Android sells more phones that IOS, has more features, is surpassing the Apple store in downloads and is starting to attract more developers than IOS, but that will all change. The tide will shift back to IOS because of Apples relentless and superior ability to incorporate technology from other companies and claim innovation - while backhandedly accusing others of nefarious doings. Yes, this is surely a game changer. We urge every single iPhone/Pod/Pad owner to not buy another device until they get the newest Apple release with the solar hybrid battery. I'll say it again, "DON'T BUY ANOTHER DEVICE IF IT DOES NOT HAVE APPLE'S HYBRID SOLAR BATTERY".
Enjoy the Apple revolution!
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brikimg said:
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Any good head-sets (black) for one x in india?
please share the links for them on flipkart or any other online storess and also ur suggestions plz
I am currently using panasonic in-ears.They are really good.
Since the HOX has beats audio, the sound does get amplified and better in any headset.
It also depends on your budget, if you want daily use and low budgeted ones then you should go for panasonic or sony. They range from 200-1,200.
If you are brand concious, then there are adidas in-ears for around 1,500.
If you dont really have a budget and want the best, then there are jbl in-ears which range from 5,000-12,000 and bose in-ears which will cost you something around 7,000.
Theres also beats by dre (perfect for one x) which are sold for 5,000.
I dont have any flipkart links as I rarely shop online. You get better deals on the street.
Cost on online shopping sites may be different.
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I had a few questions from international customers and availability of these in-ear headphones outside of US. So I contacted Beyerdynamic and got a feedback. For international customer they suggested to try one of their main distributors (Projector Supercenter)
MXP 50ie: http://www.projectorsupercenter.com/beyerdynamic-mxp-50-ie-in-ear-headset.html
XP 50ie: http://www.projectorsupercenter.com/beyerdynamic-xp-50-ie-in-ear-headphones.html
As a matter of fact, they are running a special sale on XP model now, only $34.99 (free shipping within US).
Hello!
I have a friend going to NYC pretty soon and I am searching for a BT earphones solution under 50$, I have to choose between the Sony SBH20 at 35$ at B&H and SBH50 at 50$.
So far I know the main differences are:
-SBH20 is smaller and lighter though only 5gm less
-SBH50 is more expensive but not by much like the 52.
-SBH50 has an oled screen and can read SMS which is helpful when doing sports.
So on the paper the SBH50 is better in everything but the weight, but what about the screen in practical matter?
I mean is it easy to see the screen or it's a pain to unclip it every-time you want to see the song's name or read an SMS, making the SBH20 equal then?
Are you ''obliged'' to clip the SBH50 because of its weight or not?
There are lots of Chinese branded QY7 models on Amazon at 35$ but the earphones look liek not delivering good audio quality, something like the very basic entry level Sony IEMs, while with these SBH20 and 50 I can plug my HIFIMAN RE-272
PS: I have an HTC M8 as MP3 player
For those not familiar with Stereophile, they are the most widely respected publication focused on audio/audiophile music reproduction (non professional) there is. Class A designation typically involves big heavy boxes and 5 figure dollar values. This is a stellar review of the V30. The fact that is received class A designation is somewhat shocking.
https://www.stereophile.com/content/lg-v30-hi-res-smartphone-mqa
He'd choose this phone over a $25,000 piece of stereo equipment.
Conclusions
Forced to choose among listening through headphones to the LG V30 or to the*Bel Canto Design Black ACI 600*all-in-one integrated amplifier I reviewed in April ($24,900), or through loudspeakers to the*Aurender A10*network music player/server ($5500) in my main system, I'd choose the LG V30.
Musically speaking, the LG V30 phone doesn't qualify as merely smart; LG's implementation of its Hi-Fi Quad DAC is a work of genius. Now, if only Apple could see the light and release a similar product.
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Read more at https://www.stereophile.com/content/lg-v30-hi-res-smartphone-mqa-page-2#Ugrpm8pLByE8orW8.99
Sent via open market LG US998 V30/V30+
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He'd choose this phone over a $25,000 piece of stereo equipment.
Read more at https://www.stereophile.com/content/lg-v30-hi-res-smartphone-mqa-page-2#Ugrpm8pLByE8orW8.99
Sent via open market LG US998 V30/V30+
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I have been a subscriber for close to 20 years and while they do on occasion give high praise to reasonably priced gear it is almost unheard of for them to provide such high praise, for such a low cost device- especially considering the V30 is multifunction device.
The original iPod at the peak of its popularity was given a class C ranking to give you some perspective.
I'm so happy i got this phone. They sound great with my FLC8 iems.
Jason did a nice review, tho, you did notice of course, no measurements or bench testing by JA ;(
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Jason did a nice review, tho, you did of course, no measurements or bench testing by JA ;(
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Published next month! Will be extremely interesting.
Evidently the low (20 Ohms) impedance Audeze LCD-X headphones did not hinder engagement of the ESS DAC?
The high-rez (e.g. MQA) vs. CD-quality question always brings up two things:
1. How much of the perceived quality improvement of high-rez is due to the high-rez itself, and how much is due to better production polish applied prior to final product?
2. The relatively few offerings and high price of high-rez content. (This article finds 4000 total MQA albums, the sum of several sources.)
"Musically speaking, the LG V30 phone doesn't qualify as merely smart; LG's implementation of its Hi-Fi Quad DAC is a work of genius. Now, if only Apple could see the light and release a similar product."
The irony is that when Apple started with the mobile device business, MUSIC... was a big motivator for the company to start that venture. That was when Jobs was the moving force and guiding direction of the company. After he passed, the company started to take a radical turn away from the things that made them successful for short and long term sustainability. Now, its all about the short term gains for investors, at the expense of long term sustainability. As a consequence, Apple started to look for ways of getting their customers to pay more for just about any basic function for their devices. So instead of making it easy for customers to use their own purchased music, they restructured iTunes and their devices to increase dependency on paid streaming and made it even harder for users to use the music that they already owned. And the coup de gras was eliminating the 3.5 jack and purchase of the Beats headphone company, (forcing customers to become even more dependent on highly price inflated supported devices).
These decisions, (among others), have earned Apple the newly minted title of "The Bose of Consumer Electronics". A company that talks brashly about 'innovation', when the only innovation that they truly produce is the marketing of mid level consumer electronics sporting 'innovations' that's been part of their competitor's devices for years.
USB Audio pro puts the V30 in a whole different league. its that good.