I was skeptical when Peter sent me the link; I thought “color screen on a headset? What, is it to show your avatar or something? I bet this is gonna be corny.” But lo and behold, it looks bad-ass. This new type of display is supposed to be pretty efficient, so you don’t need to worry about how much it’s draining your battery — a major concern in a self-contained device like this Skullcandy headset. There’s lots of fluff here but we’ll see what we can do about getting our hands on one for real.
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Devin Coldewey
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September 10, 2008
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So you have to take off your ear phones to see what you’re listening to?
Or you could use a sophisticated system of mirrors.
I think Skullcandy thinks of it in a positive sense: now you don’t have to carry around some random piece of electronics in your pocket.