Skullcandy, Inc.

Logitech Europe S.a.

Astro Gaming, Inc.

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Alienware Corporation

Ag Acquisition Corporation

Adam Barry

Brett Lovelady

Jordan Reiss

Nate Cervantes

Jeremy Paul Burgess

Nathaniel G Cervantes

Dana Krieger

Mark C Solomon

Kurt Philip Dammermann

Robert Jetter

Anh Nguyen

Lars Eugene Gilstrom

Rhys C Bonahoom

Joshua LaTendresse

Glen Allen Oross

David Christophe Northway

Aaron Hughes

Paul Donovan

Susan Choi

Danny Peter

Joshua Latendresse

Kurt Dammermann

Lovelady Brett

Headphone

Wireless base station

Methods and Systems for providing multiple audio streams, such as a Game Audio stream and Network Chat audio stream, to a headset of a user of a game console are described. The methods and systems include receiving, by a game console controller in communication with a game console and a portable audio mixing module, Network Chat from a game console; receiving, by a portable audio mixing module in communication with a game console controller, Network Chat; receiving, by a base station in communication with the game console and the portable audio mixing module, the Game Audio; receiving, by the portable audio mixing module, the Game Audio; mixing, by the portable audio mixing module, the Network Chat and Game Audio to produce a blended audio output stream; and transmitting, by the portable audio mixing module, the blended audio output stream to a headset in communication with the portable audio mixing module.

Wireless game/audio system and method

Gaming controller adapter

Headset

Conventional game consoles have a preference to connect to the Internet, which facilitates audio communications by gamers. However, when conventional game consoles are connected over a local area network, they somehow inhibit audio communications. A game communications exchange is coupled to game consoles and audio gear sets of gamers to facilitate audio communications by creating a common channel and distribute audio information from the common channel.

Game system mixing player voice signals with game sound signal

Systems and methods for remotely mixing multiple audio signals

A headset comprises two earphones joined together by a band which can be worn over the head of a wearer. Each earphone includes a noise plate, which functions to attenuate or eliminate noise from the environment such as a tournament gaming environment. The noise plate includes an aperture through which a boom assembly that houses a microphone may engage to transmit utterances of the wearer to audio processing circuitry. A grille can be exposed when the noise plate is removed, which allows sounds produced in the ambient environment to enter the earphone.

Headset with noise plates

Headset frame

Notebook computer

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Adam Barry