New Atomic Floyd AirJax Earphones
Friday, November 21, 2008 6:34
Atomic Floyd is a new company, braving the threat of recession and the economic downturn to venture into the audio technology business. The first major product they are releasing this December is the very fancy and very attractive AirJax Earphones. At £120 each they are also very expensive, but Atomic Floyd does claim to have made some unrivalled improvements to the audio headphone experience.
The AirJax Titanium2 earphones are aimed more towards audio clarity and high end performance, and they are made from what is called ‘acoustic steel’, which has been specially heat treated to produce the smoothest, purest sound.
Another major factor in these earphones is that they do not have sound isolation, meaning that although they deliver clear instrumentation and vocals, you can still be aware of the world around you, which makes them safer when you are listening to music out and about. These are beautifully designed earphones, but because they focus on the mid range audio spectrum, deep bass and percussion sounds can sometimes get a bit lost, so they are best used for listening to plenty of vocal and acoustic music.
Portable Media Players (PMPs) have been very popular over the past few years, and building on the success of their 605 WiFi model the manufacturer Archos have now released a new and improved PMP, the Archos 5. This new model has a larger screen which replays at 720p hi-def and is one of the best on the market offering excellent visual quality.

