
Several months back, we introduced you to the Philips Tapster headphones. But there’s some bad news here for everyone who was looking forward to them–there’s now pretty much no way they’ll hit store shelves.
The folks out at Crave on Cnet’s Asian subsidiary believe they know why, too–they don’t work.
It’s a strange theme these days, gadgets that don’t work, but the beat goes on (or rather doesn’t) from these headphones. They were supposed to be a major innovation in playback and volume controls, which are supposedly controlled by tapping and swiping the ear modules. Under normal circumstances, this would dislodge them from the ear, but with these, they didn’t dislodge. Something of an accomplishment there, but the problem was, the purported tap-and-swipe system of volume and playback control never materialized.
So a little bit of vaporware for you, folks…and that’s always at least a little sad.

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