Headphone supports SD cards and plays mp3

SkullCandy came up with their new headphone, calling it Double Agent, which can support any SD card, just plug in a SD card with your own music list and play. The control buttons are on one side of the headphone without having any display. You will get the preloaded SD cards with it by the SkullCandy's media partners. These headphones are rechargeable, but how you can recharge it, it is not clear yet, maybe by a USB cable. It supports SD cards of any size as said. There are no wire hanging out, so call it a wireless headphone may not be wrong, but this looks cool and funky. This headphone is available in three colors, orange-brown, yellow-white, and complete black.
The shipping for this headphone will start by March/April, and SkullCandy will price its Double Agent headphone at $89.95.

Zelco Outi - Now Plug Music on skin

The Zelco's Outi is not like any other phones in market, you don't have to plug it into your eardrums, they just clip onto your ears, cool isn't it, listening to song by skin and not through your ear drums. In this way you don't even have to worry about destroying your eardrums on loud volume. Its assumed that it works on some kind of vibrations which goes to skin and makes you hear ultimate music. The end result is supposed to be some serious sound that resonates throughout your entire body. The company says that it makes the listener part of the music that he or she is listening to, and yet it can do this without blocking out the conversation or impending danger. This device needs to get charge for about 90 minutes and after it you can use it for around 6 to 8 hours straight. Can be easily plugged into Ipod, music player, gaming stations, radio, cell phones or any other device using the standard 3.5mm audio jack. Currently its only available in white color.
Now lets just say wear the music.

Pillete

Pillete, the new concept of Bluetooth headset is so tiny, it’s almost invisible to the untrained eye when you are wearing it. So you don’t have to worry anymore about looking like Robocop when walking down the street with it, but you have to consider the possibility of people starting to think you’ve lost your marbles and you’re talking to yourself.

The downside is the fact that people have different sized ears and the device might be to small and slip out or to big and not fit. People who often use earphones will tell you I’m right. But once they’ll figure out a way to make the Pillete adjustable, this design will be the future of all headsets.