Engadget: Monster Cable's reign of legal terror has resulted in several things over the years -- a tiff with the Chicago Bears over the "Monsters of the Midway" nickname, a lawsuit against a minigolf company, and eventually even a hard ban on the pages of Engadget -- but we can't say we ever expected the target of a Monster lawsuit to try and use the case for cheap free publicity.
GamerFitnation: Noel Lee, the CEO of Monster, speaks with GamerFitNation’s Antwand Pearman about his company’s new partnerships, which will make Monster’s headphones the official headsets of the UFC and World Series of Poker.
if i had money i will by this one : http://www.headphonesworld.... it's better .
GamerFitNation: Swizz Beatz, rapper, record producer and part owner of Monster, talked with GamerFitNation’s Antwand Pearman at this year’s Consume Electronics Show about Monster and its technology, which is not just about making headphones, but about more technological things, and about how he has inserted his style into the company, not just in headphones, but in more products. -Soraya Perez
yup, most likely as average as Dre Beats.
Fooling people who know nothing about tech into thinking they are getting quality stuff.
GamerFitnation's Antwand ‘BlackBible’ Pearman gets to chat with American fashion model and actor, Tyson Beckford, about the new EA headphones for gamers in the Monster Cable booth at Engadget. Tyson Beckford is a man you should probably listen to about what to wear, as he’s been active since the early 90′s modeling for companies such as Ralph Lauren.
