AirDrives uses the ear of the user to conduct and radiate sound through bone and tissue. AirDrives’ open architecture leaves the auditory canal unplugged, thus avoiding potentially damaging decibel levels often associated with conventional ear buds. Ideal for use in outdoor environments or simply when the user wishes to remain alert to his or her surroundings, the unique design not only introduces obvious safety benefits but also allows users to share their earphones with others without the risk of spreading germs or infections.

AirDrives, AirDrives for Kids and AirDrives for iPhone are compatible with iPod, MP3 Players, computers and portable DVD systems. AirDrives for iPhone is also compatible with Blackberry’s new Curve smart phone. All products in the AirDrives range are expected to be available beginning April 2008. The suggested retail price is 49.99 pounds for AirDrives, 39.99 pounds for AirDrives for Kids and 59.99 pounds for AirDrives for iPhone.

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