HP

Branded headphones designed to keep active rejuvenation

Making marathons playing video games on the PC, especially when doing live streams can be tiring, especially for the hands and fingers, subject to tendonitis. Prolonged use of headphones is also a draining factor, especially in the ears due to the pressure exerted by the earcups.It was to think of these players more demanding in the comfort level that HP created the line Omen Mineframe Headset, considered by the manufacturer the first system with an active system of refrigeration through thermoelectric magnets granted by Frostcap technology. The system, which had already been described in May and is present at Gamescom this week, helps to expel the hot air. It has been reported that the system offers a "weird feeling of refreshing well-being." The technology is powered directly by the USB cable and the headphones are illuminated.The option of the magnetic system instead of a fan mechanism guarantees the reduction of the noise generated by the headset. The technology also has noise cancellation and a self-adjusting weight distribution bracket for more comfortable use. The "shells" cushions were constructed of leather, to be more relaxing.

As far as sound is concerned, the manufacturer intends to offer greater immersion to players by introducing 3D positional and spatial audio via DTS and 7.1 virtual surround sound. The unidirectional microphone has noise cancellation and "mute" when turned upwards, retransmitting when pointed back into the user's mouth.concentrated from the inside to the outside.






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