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It's been almost a year since Marshall announced their first foray from amps into headphones with the Major and Minor models, and now the brand is expanding the line with versions in bright white. It made sense for the longtime audio specialists to release the original version of the Major and Minor in classic black to match their amplifiers, but nobody wants to leave the Apple-loving crowd out to dry. The new versions ($119 for Major,… Read More

Last December guitar amp-maker Marshall announced it would be offering both over-year and earbud headphones, dubbed Major and Minor—and now the lightweight Minor earbuds are finally available. aiming to give guitar and music fans a solid listening experience that works with the mobile phones and other devices and doesn't involve carrying around bulky, heavy headphones. The Marshall Minor earbuds feature a 1.54mm drive and claim a… Read More

Iconic music brand Marshall is now branching out into the personal headphone market with two different styles. The Major ($99) is a closed-back style with soft ear cushions and a classic Marshall design. The headphones were made for all-day listening and are fully collapsible. The Major is compatible with any 3.5mm or 6.3mm source. The Minor ($59) is Marshall's take on the in-ear style, complete with EarClick technology that secures the… Read More

With a few exceptions, American citizens aren’t allowed to go to Cuba. Steve Marshall, a British travel agent who operates tourism sites out of the Spanish-owned Canary Islands, knows that. Heclaims he doesn’t do business with Americans wanting to travel to Cuba because of that ban. So he’s baffled as to why the US Treasury blacklisted 80of his sites in October and ordered domain name registrar eNom to close his sites and deny… Read More

Canadian company Wi-LAN—which used to do broadband development but recently retooled itself as a patent holding company—has filed suit against 22 companies alleging their products infringe on Wi-LAN patents covering Wi-Fi and power consumption in DSL products. Companies named in the suits incude manufacturers like Acer, Apple, Belkin, Lenovo, Dell, D-Link, NetGear, Hewlett-Packard, Sony, Texas Instruments, Broadcom, and Buffalo,… Read More

After blanketing 25 American universities with pre-litigation letters in February, the Recording Industry Association of America announced late last week that it was launching a second round of letters. A total of 408 notices will be sent to a new batch of 23 separate schools, including: State University of New York at Morrisville (34) Georgia Institute of Technology (31) Pennsylvania State University (31) University of… Read More