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Google, amazon, microsoft and many more have withdrawn, citing safety worries. that's what mark gooday wanted to do. founder of british headphone company meters, he would've preferred to have pulled out, but says he'd already paid $50,000 and with no prospect of a refund, decided to stay. this is a massive investment. we were shocked to see people building booths behind us and literally, overnight, they have obviously pulled out. shows are about people, you know? meeting people, communication and talking through a product, pressing the flesh, saying hello to people, washing your hands a lot �...

Goodness me! yeah, a bit like wearing bone—conduction headphones — there's something thatjust doesn't feel quite right. you do get the air, though. you do feel the air. you are breathing it in. 0k, cool! well, listen, let's move on. as we said earlier, ces has been massively impacted by the ongoing pandemic. there are loads of companies and loads of people who simply aren't here. that's right. james clayton has been taking a look at how the show has changed and how it is for the exhibitors. last year, all of this — the robots, the gadgets, the gizmos — weren't here. the show was entire...

There to be exhibitors, but many simply haven't turned up. google, amazon, microsoft and many more have withdrawn, citing safety worries. that's what mark gooday wanted to do. founder of british headphone company meters, he would've preferred to have pulled out, but says he'd already paid $50,000 and with no prospect of a refund, decided to stay. this is a massive investment. we were shocked to see people building booths behind us and literally, overnight, they have obviously pulled out. shows are about people, you know? meeting people, communication and talking through a product, pressing the...

Custom-designed 50mm dynamic drivers, gold-plated 1/8-inch (3.5 mm) stereo mini-plug with included 1/4-inch (6.35 mm) threaded adapter and even a carry bag, all for £69.

Published on Meters Music, the British music and audio innovator, has announced new stockists for its brand new gaming headset – Level Up. Working with distributor Thames Distribution, the newly launched Meters gaming headset will be stocked at U.K. retailers Argos, Maplin, Scan and Freemans. Heading for a busy 2021, the premium audio company is set to bring its incredible sound pedigree to even more customers this year. The newly opened retail doors are among the first to begin stocking the Level Up headset. Argos, Maplin, Scan and Freemans will allow Meters to reach a UK-wide customer ba...