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Touch Sensing Activated MH907 Headphones by Sony Ericsson

Posted by Vincent On November - 4 - 2009

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Sony Ericsson just came out a motion activated headphones MH907.  It uses your body heat signature to turn on and off a specific function.  For example, if you put both speaker buds in your ears, it will automatically start listening to music;  and if you take one off, it will pause.  So how does this work?

Well, the Sony Ericsson MH907 uses capacitive technology just like your touchscreen smartphones.  These tiny heat sensing capacitors are lined in the ear buds.  Watch the video demonstration of the Sony Ericcson MH907.

Specifications:   sensitivity <1%, omni-directional, speaker driver 9.2mm

90 Responses to “Touch Sensing Activated MH907 Headphones by Sony Ericsson”

  1. camilomarin2006 says:

    Loved the soundtrack :)

  2. MithranArkanere says:

    The music is great, but the guy is clearly on drugs. He should go rehab.

  3. chayakornn says:

    love this adv!!

  4. backinblueandred says:

    Here is a remix of a looped part of the song:moour(d-o-t)com/sonysong

  5. backinblueandred says:

    oops wrong url. here it goes:moourl(d-o-t)com/sonysong

  6. iamgodgvn says:

    thanks :)

  7. guiguidu60 says:

    URL is down ?

  8. yourboss94 says:

    Yeah, but it would have been cool to pause the music with it =P

  9. Jakob0andreas says:

    and how do you know that?

  10. xoSushi says:

    this is trippy

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