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Griffin goes big with their first retail store opening

, Jun 7th 2012 Discuss [0]

The folks at Griffin today have just opened up their first retail store in just about the most opportunistic location in the entire universe: right across the street from the London Olympic Stadium. This lovely new base camp for the brand will be celebrating Griffin's 20th anniversary and showing how far this Nashville, Tennessee company has come. Inside you'll find a set of interactive consoles, listening stations, and charge-up ports that'll certainly have more than just a little bit of traffic running through them throughout the future, especially during the Games this year. Read The Full Story

Griffin WoodTones Earbuds debut with Reclaimed Wood

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

This week the folks at Griffin have dropped a brain new pair of high-quality earbuds on the world called WoodTones. These earbuds are made with wood reclaimed from other manufacturing processes and will make you feel super green as you pump hot beats into your brain from your smartphone. Each pair of WoodTones is unique as the harvested wood used to create each bud is really, truly made of a completely one-of-a-kind piece of wood. Read The Full Story

Griffin teams with Threadless for artist-inspired iPad/iPhone cases v3

, May 31st 2012 Discuss [0]

It's a team-up that had to happen one way or another, and Griffin is taking the opportunit to make this situation a go: Threadless artists will coon be appearing on iPad and iPhone cases galore for the third time! This collection will feature Griffin's Elan Folio for iPad as well as their super-slim cases for the iPhone 4/4S with a third collection continuing the already-successful collaboration between these two big web-based-fun companies to keep you in the colorful accessories game! Read The Full Story

Griffin Woogie 2 demands your cuddles

, Jan 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

Geeks, cease your pacing restlessness: the Griffin Woogie 2 is here! Follow up to the surprisingly successful - and, near the holidays, darned tricky to find in stores - Woogie of 2010, the toddler-targeted huggable iPhone and iPod touch case now gains a personality thanks to the companion Woogie app, adding ten faces that respond to tickling, shaking and lovely warm cuddles. Read The Full Story

Griffin HELO TC Assault R/C helicopter packs missile sextet

, Jan 11th 2012 Discuss [1]

Griffin's HELO TC remote controlled helicopter was great for buzzing your colleagues desks, but it's the new HELO TC Assault that will really ratchet up the intra-office tension. Now outfitted with six remote-controlled missiles, the iPhone, iPad or - new for CES - Android-controlled helicopter can not only fly up to your friends but shoot them in the face. Read The Full Story

Griffin Twenty Audio Amplifier for Airport Express hands-on

, Jan 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

There's a brand new piece of white technology out there this week, it having a lovely silver dial and the very obvious intent shown right on the surface: this device is made to provide you with untethered digital playback from iTunes with little to no effort at all! This piece of technology works with a Class D stereo amplifier complete with TI PurePath and you've got both S/PDIF optical and an included TOSLINK connector to get you hooked up. Read The Full Story

Griffin HELO TC iPhone-controlled helicopter on sale now [Video]

, Aug 17th 2011 Discuss [7]

Griffin told us to expect its low-cost iPhone-controlled HELO TC helicopter in time for the holiday shopping season, but it seems the company just couldn't wait to put the R/C toy on sale. $49.99 gets you a rechargeable chopper bristling with LEDs and, while lacking the video streaming of something like the Parrot AR.Drone, has far less of an impact on your bank account. Read The Full Story

Griffin Technology StompBox for iOS devices now available

, Jul 26th 2011 Discuss [1]

If you are a guitar playing geek that has an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch lying around you can use that iOS device to jam with the Griffin Technology StompBox. The StompBox is a cool multi-function foot controller that will work on the stage or in your room for practicing. The pedal is programmable and will work with any instrument that has a 1/4-inch jack including guitars, bass, electric violin, and a keyboard. Read The Full Story

Griffin Helo TC remote-controlled helicopter controlled by your iPhone

, Jul 14th 2011 Discuss [3]

Griffin has outed a new remote-control helicopter, the Helo TC, which turns your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad into a command station. The Griffin Helo TC is a dual-rotor 'copter, like many we've seen over the past few years, but offers iOS control via the free Helo TC app, and all for a relatively bargainous £34.99 ($56). Read The Full Story

Griffin Ships iMarker For Crayola ColorStudio HD iPad App

, Jul 6th 2011 Discuss [0]

Griffin and Crayola have teamed up to create a product that will help your kids express their creativity without finger-painting your walls. But, it will require you to get them their own iPad or lend them your's. The Crayola ColorStudio HD app for the iPad along with the iMarker stylus was first introduced back at CES and is now finally ready to ship. Read The Full Story

Griffin and Dijit partner for Beacon Universal Remote Control System

, Jun 16th 2011 Discuss [0]

There are a bunch of universal remote control apps and hardware on the market for your Apple iOS device today. The latest such device comes by way of Griffin Technology and Dijit and is called the Beacon Universal Remote Control System. The device is a hardware and app combo that promises to deliver full control of your home entertainment system using your iOS device. This system will work with your iPod touch, iPad, or iPhone. Read The Full Story

Griffin Beacon makes your iPhone 4 a universal remote

, Jan 7th 2011 Discuss [0]

It may look like the buzzer for some brilliant TV game show, but this is actually Griffin Technology's Beacon, another option for turning your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch into a universal remote control. As we've seen from other companies, Beacon hooks up to your iOS device via Bluetooth, and then squirts our IR commands sent from the custom Griffin app. Read The Full Story
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