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"  LAS VEGAS\u2014The best thing about being a tech reporter is being privy to the latest and greatest gadgets, sometimes even before they&amp;#039;ve been officially released to the public. Case in point? I&amp;#039;m one of the first to have been aware of Skullcandy&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;first-ever women-specific line&amp;quot; of headphones and earbuds, &amp;quot;finely tuned and engineered specifically for them&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;unmatched in the electronics space.&amp;quot; Finally! (I am quoting the press release.) Skullcandy also released a sport performance line here at CES, but I would like to focus on these awesome lady headphones that are coming out in March for $30-100 because they&amp;#039;re so innovative. Skullcandy claims that the line is the result of &amp;quot;years of research&amp;quot; into the &amp;quot;anatomical and acoustic differences between men and women.&amp;quot; There are some studies that say women are better than men when it comes to hearing acuity above 1 or 2 kHz, but Skullcandy has chosen instead to focus on colors, cushions, and patterns for females, boasting &amp;quot;unique adjustments in clamping pressure, headband size and shape as well as form-fitting, female-specific ear gels, designed to deliver maximum acoustic performance while aiding in stability and providing long-term comfort.&amp;quot; The headphones are also pink, which humans know is every woman&amp;#039;s favorite color. Skullcandy did not release a men&amp;#039;s-specific line at the show; it only has this weird lady line and its regular themed (sporty, gaming, etc.) lines.  I am so glad these headphones for my sensitive lady ears have been invented so that I can now hear music as well as men. It&amp;#039;s all I&amp;#039;ve ever wanted from CES 2014. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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