The word “headsets” is correct and commonly used in written English
You can use it to refer to a pair of headphones that also have a microphone, typically used with a computer or telephone. For example: “I bought a new headset so I could communicate with my teammates online.”
iPads are so common now, despite their price, that they no longer confer importance or prestige; they're about as glamorous as bluetooth headsets.
Dixon led his firm's investment in a $75m funding round for Oculus Rift, a maker of virtual reality headsets, which three months later was sold to Facebook for $2bn.
VR headsets, on-the-spot running apparatus, force-feedback clothing and even, bizarrely, reactive prosthetic genitalia are all discoverable with an occasionally worrying internet search.
Speech picked up by the headsets is fed into speech-recognition software on a nearby laptop, and the resulting text is sent over the mobile-phone network to Microsoft's translation engine online.One big difficulty when translating conversations is determining who is speaking at any moment.
They refused to wear the headsets needed to hear the proceedings in Arabic.
IT IS a scene replicated in hundreds of huge offices across India: row upon row of young people behind flat-screen computer terminals talking to the other side of the world via their keyboards or telephone headsets.
Mr Ignatieff, in particular, had a slick machine, which doled out sandwiches and bottled water bearing the Iggy logo and had managers in headsets manoeuvring hordes of supporters into place for supposedly spontaneous demonstrations.In contrast, Mr Dion's campaign looked homespun, consisting mainly of green T-shirts and placards.
Best known for its Bluetooth-equipped headsets and portable speakers, the firm is developing plans for a range of wearable smart devices that operate on a single software platform, or "body-area network".
Americans are often in their cars, an ideal spot for phone calls, especially in the many states where driving and talking without headsets is still legal.The chattiest of all are Puerto Ricans, who have by far the highest monthly average in the world of 1,875 minutes, probably because operators on the American island offer all-you-can-talk plans for only $40, which include calls to the mainland.
Everything irritated him: the calm, smiling interviewer questioning him about a crackdown on civil society, the headsets, his own staff for not finding a document fast enough.
The notion that people should be able to wear computers rather than carry them around in pockets or bags is not new: digital headsets that connect to mobile phones, wristbands that monitor pulse rates and other such gadgets have been around for a while.
