Not all speakers are created equally, and even though there are about a billion of them out there that are USB powered, these Saturday Night Speakers are surely stand outs. After all, how often do you find a speaker set that looks like two afro-sporting guys about ready to get down?
Oh, how I love retro things, especially modern gadgets with a vintage appeal. That’s why this USB Retro Microphone really appealed to me for both its look and features.
Announced last month, two mid-range audio video receivers from Integra are ready to ship to your neighborhood custom reinstallers. DTR-7.9 upgrades from 7.8 now featuring THX Ultra2 Plus certification, Faroudja DCDi chip for a full 1080p upsizing over HDMI and extra pair of 1.3a HDMI to a total of 5 HDMI outputs. So you get the new features set at the same price of $1,300.The catch? It’s now Made in Malaysia instead of Japan.
If you’re in the market for a new pair of headphones to listen to all of your tunes, might I suggest the Audio Bone 1.0 Headphones? They’re safer on your eardrums and provide top-quality audio you’re sure to enjoy.
Logitech announced their Z-5 omnidirectional speakers yesterday and the company is calling the product a real evolution in PC speakers. By using omnidirectional acoustics, these speakers sound good from many more vantage points, not just straight in front of the computer.
The Samsung S3 Slim is a sleekly-designed MP3 player that is sure to catch some attention. However, it’s slick looks aren’t the only thing that make this player stand out.
The well known speaker maker from Germany, Canton has announced immediate shipment of its flagship reference series 3.2 DC audiophile-grade loudspeakers. Like most German’s finest automobiles, the leading edge speakers and top of the line from Canton’s floor-standing unit doesn’t come cheap. Selling at $16,000 per pair, the full range speaker is targeting most discriminating ears of musicians, audiophiles and avid music lovers.
These curvaceous and futuristic Micropod speakers from Scandyna look oddly familiar; in some way, the Kevlar drives and tube enclosure tweeter reminded me of the legendary B&W Nautilus 800 series speakers. I kid you not, the original pod speakers were in fact developed by the team behind the World-renowned Nautilus, but it was later licensed to a Danish speaker maker, Scandyna.
If you are a real home theatre enthusiast, these Professional Home Cinema speakers designed by L. Paul Hales are sure to capture some attention. After all, they can produce concert-volume sound.
These speakers are intended for the true audiophile that really doesn’t care if their neighbors hate them. The SCR-12 is a “Screen Channel” loudspeaker that can produce unrestricted volume levels like you’d hear at the local movie theatre. With digital signal processing, time-alignment and high-resolution frequency response shaping, these speakers can produce up to 130 decibels!
Digital pens might seem like frivolous gadgets and though some in the past have never really left the gizmo market, the Adapx digital pen has the real potential to be useful in a real world sort of way. In fact, the device is intended to interact with other software, specifically, Excel.
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