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Feature: Headphones


Far right: Linstol adds the natural touch to its earbuds; Right: SZIC’s SZ-311 YC Earphone


used for buy-on-board headphones as well as


to assist in the cord management of refurbished headsets. This reduces cord breakage while extending the overall life of the headphones during the cleaning process. “Our ROHS production has been very


successful in the continued efforts of making our headsets more environmentally friendly. We also continue to offer high end ANC model headsets that would please any audiophile as well as standard airline ANC models that remain good quality while maintaining cost effectiveness for this industry.” Long Prosper Enterprise Co Ltd in Taiwan is


developing a new ‘Hybrid’ noise cancellation technology which combines both feedback and feedforward noise cancellation technology to


achieve maximum noise cancellation. “We also use a new technology which can


make our noise cancellation headphone last more than 20 hours by using one AAA battery” says Howard Huang, company vp. “Our newly designed noise cancellation


headphone also brings extra comfort and a ‘high


quality’ image to passengers because of the enlarged earpads and extra headband cushion.” www.airchats.com.hk, www.avidairlineproducts.com, www.bayart-innovations.com, www.globalsolution.de, www.gipusa.com, www.linstol.com, www.longprosper.com, www.szic-inflight.com, www.yes-hope.com


. Disposable Headphones . Active Noise Cancellation Headsets . Amenity, RON, Baby, Childs Kits


. Blankets, Pillows & Airsick Bags . Pillow/Headrest Covers . Cotton/Non Woven Refresher


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