Korea put pressure on athletes to the Olympic ban and then the magic sound headphones!
During the Olympics, many athletes are like before the game after the game to put on headphones to listen to music to maintain mental concentration, of which Dr. Dre magic sound headset is most people's "favorites". For , the British diving prodigy Daley, the Monday before the game was television captured him with this section

Jack - Bute Lan, headphones, the British Olympic team members still own Twitter to upload photos, openly supported the headset. Magic sound headphones in addition to outside the favorite by British athletes, many famous foreign athletes, fans, Chinese swimmer Yang Sun is the headset of support

Hold, the U.S. swimming champion Michael Phelps is the number one fan, he even during training are reluctant to let go of it.

However, , Magic Music Headset HTC Corporation's products, but also the Olympic official sponsor of South Korea's Samsung, the company's direct competitors. The Olympic Games "whirlwind of magic sound" Samsung is quite unhappy, and frequently put pressure on the matter to the London Olympic Committee. Thursday (August 2

Number), the British Olympic Association, said the ban of British athletes in the Olympics arena, Dr. Dre brand of magic sound headphones.

British Olympic Committee spokesman Darryl - Seibel said that the Olympic Committee on Thursday to the person in charge of the delegations made a formal description, stressed the importance of protection of the official Olympic sponsors. He further said that so far has not been personal warning or punishment.

The International Olympic Committee, 40, wrote: "Whether inside or , any athletes are not allowed to promote non-Olympic official sponsor of the product alone, Olympic organizers have the right of the defaulter be penalized or even disqualified. Olympic Committee of the qualification

Was a boycott of the athletes. Many Olympic athletes on a personal Twitter Olympic Committee to cancel such a provision. In this regard, the spokesman Seibel recommended players can be considered products of Olympic sponsors, such as South Korea's Samsung.