Apple is closing out 2020 with one more thing:
AirPods Max. The new over-ear headphones are available in five colors and feature active noise-cancellation, spatial audio, and 20-hour battery life. They also cost a whopping $549 and come in a ridiculous-looking bra-shaped case. Input editor Ryan Houlihan and editor in chief Joshua Topolsky join us to discuss Apple’s latest product.
And later: Rumors have been swirling that Sony
is working on a new portable PlayStation console that would compete with Nintendo’s Switch platform. While it’s very tempting to imagine a follow up to the legendary PSP and the wildly underrated Vita, executives at Sony would have to be completely out of their minds to do this, argues Ryan in a piece for Input. Ryan and Joshua talk about the rumored next-gen PSP.
On this episode of Input/Output, we express skepticism about Apple’s over-ear headphones and Sony’s possible new handheld gaming system.
Read the original Input stories here:
- AirPods Max with noise-cancellation and 20-hour battery life coming December 15
- A next-gen PSP might sound like a good idea. It isn’t.
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