Sony Ericsson Promising To Change The Way You Listen To Music “Forever”

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Sony Ericsson’s marketing engine is full steam ahead with a rather bold claim that they are going to change the way you listen to music forever, all starting on September 21st. I’m a bit skeptical here about how they will do this, considering the only information is flash animation of some dweeb with headphones drinking a soda. At least the VAIO team has it right by showing off some odd angle of a product when they tease something that’s coming soon. I’m reminded of a Sony Ericsson patent filed years ago where you could listen to music on a portable device without cords, bluetooth, and so forth – the music transferred via electric signals traveling through the body. It was an amazing idea at the time despite the maximum transmission rate of 48kbps ATRAC3plus, but if there was a large enough investment who knows how much this idea could have advanced. I doubt we’ll be seeing that on the 21st, but the main tagline of this promotion is “Put your ears in control.”

Maybe its a way to control the music functions of a phone through our ears, or the addition of a large streaming media service.

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Sep 2009
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DISCUSSION 6 Comments
  • http://www.steveweb.eu Steve

    The thing I thought about first was the large streaming service…but that is PlayNowArena Plus and that has already been announced/ released, right? Or perhaps they will expand PlayNowArena Plus to other regions or just make it available on more phones.

    Other than that, I would not know what it is. Voice control perhaps? Or just the release of a new phone …

  • Facebook User

    It could just be some new service bundled with the Aino/Satio/etc, due to be released around this timeframe.

  • suchim

    Sony Ericsson will announce a wireless headsets with which you can control the playback by tapping the earbuds. For example, tapping the left earbud will be “Back”, tapping the right earbud will be “Next” song, scratching the earbuds will increase or decrease the volume , etc…
    This is it. No revolutions. Many other companies (Nokia, Philips…) have demonstrated this concept some time a go.

  • http://www.facebook.com/abhinavsinghai Abhinav Singhai

    Looks like a new phones with some usefull features? maybe

  • jgeeme

    I came back, so what's the big story on how the way I listen to music changes forever?

  • jgeeme

    I came back, so what's the big story on how the way I listen to music changes forever?