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CTOnews.com, August 18 (Xinhua)-- xMEMS Labs, a studio with certain "voices" in the industry, disclosed in April this year a solid-state miniature loudspeaker technology "designed to replace mid-coil speakers for headphones, hearing aids and other audio wearable devices." XMEMS Labs has announced that it will launch a pair of "real wireless headphones" in partnership with innovative Technologies (Creative Technology).

It is reported that the "solid-state micro loudspeaker" designed by xMEMS Lab, that is, the paper / plastic diaphragm in the traditional loudspeaker is replaced by a harder silicon film, while the coils and magnets are replaced by thin film piezoelectric actuators.

▲ Tuyuan Innovation Technology said that they will soon launch headphones called "Creative TWS", officials said, "users can enjoy greatly improved spatial audio effects, because the new headphones have higher 'phase consistency' than traditional headphones' unit drivers', so they can show more detail and separation."

▲ Picture Source Innovation Technology We don't have to wait long to get the actual proof of the new audio technology, as the first true wireless headset using xMEMS technology is expected to be released later this year.

Song Siow Hui, CEO of Innovation Technology, said: "as an audio company committed to providing an excellent sound quality experience, Creative is pleased to work with xMEMS Labs to integrate its innovative MEMS technology into our TWS products. We are confident that our TWS products will stand out in the market and bring users excellent sound quality, comfort and fashion."

CTOnews.com learned after inquiry that the Creative TWS headphones have not yet officially launched on the official website and e-commerce platform, and it is expected that it will take some time to meet with friends.

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