A large portion of people enjoy their tunes while they are in the shower. Some actually invest in fancy radios; others just stick a regular cd player on the back of the toilet. Well Kohler has developed set of speakers that definitely look a lot more chic than most of the other options on the market now.
Solar-powered gadgets are the best. It’s just such a hassle to mess with recharging batteries all of the time, so it’s nice to see products like these headphone that charge themselves while you’re jogging outdoors or mowing you lawn.
The headphones have a built-in AM/FM tuner for your listening pleasure. Sadly, that’s the only way to pump music through these headphones. But they have a thin solar panel across the top that can gather enough energy in 4 hours of sunlight to let it run for a full 19 hours.
Do you like mixing up tracks with a little style? Yes, I’m sure that two turntables and a microphone might suffice for some, but for those that need a little more, check this out.
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Tired of carrying around your MP3 player and your headphones? Wouldn’t it be easier if they just built the MP3 player into the headphones?
Despite my Guitar Hero abilities, I can’t play a real guitar to save my life. I’ve tried, I really have, my dad and brother both play. I guess I got the short end of the stick on real musical abilities. Thats why I stick to my plastic guitar. However, if you want to make real music from a guitar, this might be an easy way.
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There has been a lot of buzz about the Pink Zune and when it will come out. It was originally not supposed to come out until May, however, it would seem that it is out now and currently listed at Amazon.
Have you been thinking about checking out that HD radio that you keep hearing about? Well HD radio maker Radiosophy has got a deal that they hope will get you on the bandwagon.
Wouldn’t it be cool if your ordinary flash drive could work as an MP3 player? That’s the idea behind Sony’s new E Series Walkman DAPs.
We all know Meizu for their phone that they admit was greatly influenced by the iPhone. They’ve got another product coming out that bears a strong resemblance to an Apple product. Look familiar?
The M3 Music Card looks an awful lot like the 1st generation iPod nano. The main difference in looks is the touchstrip in place of the scrollwheel.
Reportedly it will support a wider variety of formats than the nano. Some of these include FLAC, OGG and XviD AVI files. Expect to see these for approximately $65 in China around the 20th of this Month.
iPod Nano clone confirmed [via looprumors]
My dad and brother are both musicians so I am no stranger to music devices. (Though I couldn’t carry a tune to save my life.) So I enjoy taking a look at what the music industry has to offer artists that want to take their music to the next level.
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