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New audio technology: Wallpaper speakers have been improved!

Scientists have developed a small size wallpaper speaker, coming to the last point in high sound technology! Here are the details...
 New audio technology: Wallpaper speakers have been improved!
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Scientists have started to produce a super thin and light speaker in the latest development in audio technology. Speakers, which make great improvements in sound technology at certain intervals, will now cover the walls in the house. The speaker, which is simulated as a wallpaper, will also have other additional functions. So what are the details of the product? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.

House walls will turn into giant speakers!

Scientists will turn the walls of the house into a giant speaker with their new product. The most important feature of the new speakers is that they are in wallpaper format. In other words, the products will be super thin and light enough to stick to many places.

Wallpaper speakers will also trap the sound inside the house and prevent the sound from coming out. In addition, devices that will prevent the outside sound from coming into the house will save users from noise pollution. In short, the wallpaper speaker will provide sound insulation to the area where it is located, as well as high sound technology.

High-tech devices will use a very small portion of the energy used by conventional speakers. Despite this, it will provide minimal distortion in the sounds it transmits. The devices, which will be in the size of an average human hand, can be used by sticking to any surface.

Speakers will be able to provide active noise cancellation when they work in noisy environments. In other words, the speaker will destroy both sounds in an environment where there are two sounds. However, it will provide sound continuity by providing three-dimensional sound in open spaces. Despite their small size, the speakers will vibrate the surface they adhere to, thanks to their small and dense diaphragms.

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