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Altec Lansing Introduces Upgrader Series(TM) Headphone Series for iPhone, Multimedia Phones and MP3 Players
by Staff Writer | posted on 29 June 2007
MILFORD, Pa. and SANTA CRUZ, Calif., June 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Altec Lansing, a division of Plantronics, Inc., today introduced an expansive portfolio of premium fit headphones for use with MP3 players and multimedia phones, including the iPhone.
The series -- offered with and without a microphone -- provides consumers with an "upgrade" in sound quality, individualized style and fit over generic bundled headphones.
Three of the new Upgrader Series(TM) headphones -- the UHS 302, UHS 306 and UHS 307 -- feature microphones and a specialized 'convertible' adapter developed to connect with the iPhone as well as with most mobile phones.
"As mobile phones and multimedia devices expand their content capabilities to include music, video, games, and the Internet, consumers are demanding headphones that deliver truly immersive experiences," said Robert Heiblim, senior vice president of Marketing for Altec Lansing. "Altec Lansing's new Upgrader Series provides just that. By selecting a fit that matches their personal lifestyle, consumers achieve optimal comfort and superb audio for listening and conversations."
The Upgrader Series features both a UHS line (headphones with a microphone) and UHP line (headphones only).
Using materials inspired by specialized sporting goods and eyewear, the Upgrader headphones are designed for a wide variety of environments and lifestyles, including:
Broad Device Compatibility
Altec Lansing's UHP headphones can be used with MP3 and CD players, portable DVDs and TVs, game consoles, desktop and laptop PCs, home and professional audio, airplane audio, and home studio equipment. The UHS headphones come with a gold plated 1/4-inch (3.5mm), four-band connector that fits with the iPhone's unique audio jack and assures a pure audio experience.
Devices can be attached via the standard 1/4-inch (3.5mm) gold plated connector or a 1/8-inch (2.5mm) adapter that fits most audio component output ports. Altec Lansing's Upgrader Series will be available in August 2007 at major retailers and http://www.alteclansing.com
For more information about the Upgrader portfolio, including pricing, please visit: http://www.plantronics.com/launch
About Altec Lansing Altec Lansing, a division of Plantronics, has designed and manufactured high-quality consumer and professional speaker systems for more than 70 years. A market leader in digital audio, Altec Lansing makes a wide range of audio systems for the home and office; a line of headsets and headphones for personal listening; and the popular line of inMotion speaker systems for portable digital players.
The company's Professional division manufactures speakers for the fixed installation market. Altec Lansing is headquartered in Milford, PA, with offices in Luxembourg, and Hong Kong, as well as an ISO 9002 and SA8000 certified manufacturing facility in Dongguan, China. The company employs approximately 1,300 people worldwide.
Altec Lansing Upgrader Series is a trademark or registered trademark of Altec Lansing, a division of Plantronics, Inc. Apple and iPod are trademarks of Apple, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. More information can be found at http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/nyevent/altec.jhtml;jsessionid=YITJHXVO0I0J4CQBGNUCFEYKAEZWSIV0
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