Sony is in the offing to launch its high-quality noise cancelling earbuds in US, which works on digital noise filtering technology. Read on for more features.

While Sony's MDR-NC300D noise cancelling earphones are already available in Japan, you can expect its official launch in US sometime in February 2010. Sony states that these earphones unveil digital high-quality noise cancelling technology resulting in 98.4% percent ambient noise reduction.

MDR-NC300D earbuds are powered by an AA battery to provide 20 hours of battery life, and also features volume control and monitor button on the battery holder along with three noise cancelling settings mainly concentrated for plane, bus or train, and office. These earbuds carries the price tag of $300. Hope you really don't bother about the price, when you find a precious thing for which you have been waiting for a long time.

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