I have always looked forward to Sony coming up with new products. The big company may have its detractors but I personally like how they go about their business and the nifty gadgets that they come up with. How about some new headsets that are VOIP compatible?

Sony recently announced a new range of VOIP compatible headsets that are sure to create some waves as soon as they are released. Here is Tech Digest’s report on the matter:

Sony has introduced a new range of lightweight headsets for both music and VoIP calling, all designed for clear voice transmission with a fully adjustable rotating flexible boom microphone, Sony’s noise cancelling technology, Acoustic Twin Turbo Circuits and a Silent Cap Design for reduced sound leakage.The range includes the basic DR-220DP in metallic orange and silver, the DR-220DPV, which adds with volume control, the purple DR-G250DP with ‘collapsible street style design’ perfect for travel and padded ear pads, the DR-260USBS hands-free stereo headset with removable USB audio box for volume and microphone sound control, the DR-115DP with swivel feature for right to left ear switching and finally, the top-end DR-EX230DP, which offers in-ear silicon ear-buds in three sizes for comfort, an in-line microphone for sound recording and a travel case.

I like the fact that the new headsets can be used both for listening to music and to make calls over the Internet. The very important noise canceling technology should be the highlight of the products. When they do come out, VOIP users would be looking hard at just how effective Sony’s technology is. Tentative prices are 24 Euros to 45 Euros (USD35 to USD66) – not bad for a good VOIP headset.

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