Chapter 6. Rubik’s Cube of Consumer Electronics Innovation
On a recent trip along the New York–Miami route, while skimming through AmericanWay magazine, one of the authors (AG) discovered a couple of short but interesting articles that revealed once again that stream of continuing innovation that creates that hypercompetition so dreaded by companies and countries alike.1
First article:
“Listening Power”
At last count, there were 2,345 types of miniheadphones and ear buds for movable music players, but Sennheiser’s three iPod companions really sing out in a crowd. The PX100 ($60) offers eerily good sound reproduction with deep bass tones that were, well, unheard of a few years back. Ditto the PX200 ($70, shown), with a closed-back design that ...
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