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Elecom Mouse: M-D13UR Series

By Lynnsie Nguyen on Thursday, Nov 30th 2006 No Comments

Looking for a new mouse for your laptop computer could be a hard work. You’d need something that portable and fit in your hand. Choose the right one that worth buying is somehow not so easy. Elecom has introduced the M-D13UR series, the flat mouse that can change to the three-dimensional form. It is a wireless mouse with the FH-SS system of 2.4GHz allowing approximately 10m operation. The laser beam of non-visible light gives the M-D13UR a high accuracy performance. The back of the mouse can rotate 180 degrees creating more natural angle when use at a desk or a flatter surface.

M-D13UR

For the price of 7,875 Yen (approx. $68), the mouse is available in silver, black, and red colors.
M-D13UR

Elecom launches mouse with changing shape, touchpad [via electronista, elecom]

Bose Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphone: QC3

By Lynnsie Nguyen on Wednesday, Nov 29th 2006 2 Comments

Walking down the street and having hard time hearing music from your mp3 player because the noise was too loud? Or, thinking that on-ear head phones aren’t any good! This Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphone from Bose might change your mind. People who have experienced “Bose” would know the quality of the brand. No headphones will eliminate noise completely, but with QC3 headphones, you can feel the difference.

QC3

QC3 is a headphone with QuietComfort and Acoustic Noise Cancelling technology providing you a rich-clear audio detail that you might have never experienced before. The QC3 is a compact, lightweight, and easy fit for hours of comfortable listening. The headphone is powered with battery. The kit comes with wall-socket charger and rechargeable battery with approximately 20 hours of run time. Purchase the QC3 for $349 and receive a free 256MB MP3 player valued at $50 before January 31, 2007.

QuietComfirt 3 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones [via Bose]

Rockridge Sound’s VTS-384 Tube Amp for iPod

By Lynnsie Nguyen on Monday, Nov 27th 2006 No Comments

When iPod was first introduced to the market, I hardly imagined that it would become the most popular in the market with tons of accessories. Now you can see devices that are designed for your iPod everywhere, but if you’re looking for something with a “classic” look, a new iPod speaker dock from Rockridge Sound is the answer for you.

Rockridge Sound’s VTS-384 Tube Amp for iPod

The VTS-384 has a trio of tubes per stereo channel delivered “full analog” sound out a pair of 2×2W (8ohm) speakers. And nothing is better than the analog sound from tubes. The kit comes with a remote for controlling the iPod, wire protectors for those tubes, and RCA and USB jacks for sourcing non-iPod music or connecting USB speakers. When it hit in February, this gorgeous dock can be yours for an expected MSRP of $604 to $777.

Rockridge Sound’s VTS-384 tube amp and speaker dock for iPod [via engadget]

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