Streamz: World's First Smart Audiophile Streaming Headphones with a DAC and Lossless Audio Support

[snowComet]

A company called Sreamz had announced the world's first android powered smart headphone. It has a Android 1.6 Ghz dual core processor, 802.11 b/g/n  and bluetooth. It will auto detect and connect to wifi hotspot, bluetooth devices or others. It has 4GB of NAND flash storage,  a micro sd slot which support up to 32GB micro sd card, a microphone input jack, rechargeable battery, adapter.

 

It also has a 48 kHz/16 bit CD quality digital analog converter (DAC) plus individual 3W vibration drivers, and 160mWatt dynamic amplifiers, and can playback such audio formats as FLAC, ALAC, and WAV CD. It will be exhibited on CES next month, and ship in March 2014 for $549

 

 

 

"When it comes to entertainment there is only one thing more valuable than free, and that is simplicity. You no longer need to bother with a separate player since it's all built inside. Many people don't want the hassle of carrying, connecting, and draining the battery of their phone or music player. Streamz replaces multiple headphones so that you can enjoy all of your entertainment from any device with one simple-to-use pair of headphones," said Douglas Kihm, chief executive officer of Streamz.

 

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/multimedia/display/20131223235657_Audiophile_Streaming_Headphones_with_a_DAC_and_Lossless_Audio_Support.html

 

http://www.slashgear.com/streamz-headphones-feature-1-6ghz-dual-core-processor-27310121/

 

brochure from Streamz

http://www.streamzmedia.com/pdf/streamz-brochure-med-122313.pdf

 

press statement from Streamz

 

http://www.streamzmedia.com/pdf/STREAMZ-INTRODUCES-SMART-HEADPHONES-DEC-19-2013.pdf

[Jeroen1322]

If i only what you where talking about i'm not very good with those audio terms 

[Hans Christian | Teri]

They look bloody terrible and uncomfortable though.

[azzo]

32Gb thats not even 2 full flac albums  

[Jmds]

32Gb thats not even 2 full flac albums

A flac album is usually around 250/350mb and sometimes even more ( some go even to 550mb). On average an album has 10-12 songs with 3:30 to 4:30mins long each so lets say about 300mb. Rounding up you can store about 3 albums per GB so 3 x 32 = 92 albums give or take