MDR-D66SL, MDR-D22SL headphones

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Sony Corp introduces the $102 MDR-D66SL and the $46 MDR-D22SL headphones. Both products feature a housing design that eliminates uncomfortable pressure on the ears, which make them ideal to use for long periods. They also have a sound-in diaphragm, which enables users to hear external sounds, such as announcements when on a train. When not in use, the headphones fold up to a size suitable for carrying.

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RP-HT660 headphones

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Matsushita Electric Industrial Company Ltd has introduced the RP-HT660 headphones. The product comes with a reel for taking up the headphones' 3m cord. The headphones have cloth-covered ear pads and a head band that can be easily adjusted. The head band automatically adjusts for a snug fit. The length of the cord is adjustable in 8cm steps. The RP-HT660 weights 340 g. It retails for $41.

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HP-AL700 headphones

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Victor Co of Japan Ltd (JVC) introduces its HP-AL700 headphones that feature airtight ear pads and a mesh structure. Also, the product employs 36 mm-bore driver units that use magnetic-force neodymium. The cord measures 3.5 m, and the headphones weighs 58 g. JVC's HP-AL700, which carries a price of $63, features ear hooks that are adjustable.

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