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Apple In-Ear Headphones Finally Shipping

After a long delay, Apple has started to list ship dates of "7-10 days" on their revised In-Ear headphone which were announced in September.

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Apple describes the new In-Ear headphones as being "engineered for superior acoustic accuracy, balance, and clarity" and were originally promised in October. They retail for $79.00.

The new headphones are also mostly compatible with the iPhone and iPhone 3G although the volume controls will not work. Apple has also released a technote on getting optimal audio quality from your In-Ear headphones.

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anim8or Avatar
231 months ago
Does anyone know exactly WHY these are not compatible with the iPhone...?
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