#Db solo wifi headphones limited Bluetooth#

the quality of the DAC unit built into the Bluetooth receiver. However, the last hurdle is probably the most important. Thus, I've heard that they're developing a new Bluetooth standard that's low-power and higher bandwidth so they can transfer high quality music wirelessly.

If you look for 'NaviPlay' on Google, you'll see tons of news dating nearly two years ago now. Ten Technology has been touting their 'Bluetooth headphone' for iPod for a while now. The problem is that current Bluetooth standard doesn't have quite enough bandwidth to transfer music reliably, at least I don't think there is. That's basically where Bluetooth comes in, Bluetooth pairing method is relatively easy compare to WiFi, and the power requirements are lower. WiFi power usage: WiFi eats up a lot more power than other typical RF/IR standards. WiFi source: Just how exactly are you getting a signal from WiFi network? Are you remotely controlling one or perhaps several computer's iTunes, or whatever other media player they're using? Where do you get a source that has WiFi? WiFi Network security: Configuring headphone for such wireless networking will be a pain in the butt. When it comes down to using Wi-Fi specifically for this purpose, there's a few issues that's really not even quality related: I think they're already working on a higher bandwidth bluetooth standard that will allow something like this to happen.