You can navigate the plantronics website and see that the datasheet is identical for the US, Canada and the UK.
Lower case k on the datasheet. www.plantronics.com/media/media_resources/literature/computer_audio/audio_en g.pdf (URL may line wrap) -- Terry Simpson Human Factors Consultant [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.connected-systems.com Phone: +44 7850 511794 > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf > Of James R. Frysinger > Sent: 10 February 2003 03:31 > To: U.S. Metric Association > Subject: [USMA:24798] Plantronics Stereo PC Headset > > I bought a Plantronics Stereo PC Headset at Best Buy today. Noted the > following.... > K used as symbol for kilo instead of k > no spaces between numbers and unit symbols (I prefer that they be > used, > although that is not a stated requirement of the SI.) > awkward statements using decibels: > 106dBSPL/mW +/-4dB > -39dBV/Pa +/-5dB > > But what I *really* liked about the package label was that there were > absolutely no non-SI units! That includes such statements as: > Cable Length & Connection: 2.9 meters (3.5mm plugs) > Speaker Driver Size: 28mm diameter > > Not one single, solitary FFU, WOMBAT, American Hodgepodge unit!!! None > anywhere in or on the package! And the bar code display includes the words > "Audio60 - US" so they were intended for marketing in the US. Hot > diggitty! > By the way, they sound great; haven't tried the microphone yet, though. > > I think I'll write them a nice note and include some incidental > suggestions > for improving their SI formatting. > > Jim
