The Apple Earphones with Remote and Mic have all the performance and comfort of the acclaimed Apple iPod Earphones plus convenient buttons that let you adjust volume and control music and video playback.

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ZAGG, a producer of mobile electronics accessories, has unveiled its new US$79.99 Z.buds earphones, marking the company’s entry into the headphones market. The Z.buds integrates passive noise cancellation, allowing music and user conversations to be heard more clearly, according to ZAGG CEO Robert Pedersen II.

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The HP-NC20.IPs active noise-cancelling earphones by Hitachi Maxell don't need batteries to work; they directly absorb power from the iPod.

The HP-NC20.IPs active noise-cancelling earphones by Hitachi Maxell dont need batteries to work; they directly absorb power from the iPod.