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Well this is an interesting little device. Made by Kerchoonz, the K-box allows you to listen to music without external speakers as it turns any surface you set it on into an audio output device.
If you’ve been on the lookout for a new iPod dock, then you might be in luck with the latest from Edifier called the iF500. This iPod dock has previously been released in Europe but it’s just now hitting U.S. shores.
Remember the Sony CMT-Z100iR iPod dock from all the way back in March? Well, it’s arrived and it brought a friend: the wirelessly-enabled NAS-Z200iR, shown here. The Z100iR is a basic iPod speaker dock, with FM radio and CD player, whereas the Z200iR throws in WiFi, DLNA streaming and a remote control with a 3.5-inch LCD [...]
We’re not entirely convinced by the name 22Moo, but now that iPhone OS 3.0 supports third-party peripherals we’re sure we could find some bag-space for their GameBone Pro controller. Intended to be used with an iPhone or iPod touch, the GameBone Pro hooks up via Bluetooth or Apple’s dock-connector, and has an 8-way D-pad plus [...]
Who doesn’t like a little bit of entertainment when lounging in the pool? But it can be difficult to bring out speakers and audio equipment for fear of it being damaged by the water. Luckily, there’s the Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker to solve all your music and pool-related problems.
Sometimes portable speakers just aren’t all that attractive, but that’s not something you’ll need to worry about with the Chill Pill portable speakers from Koyono. These speakers were designed to complement Apple iPods and iPhones and possess a unique form factor sure to attract attention.
If you’ve been looking for a convenient portable device, you might be interested in the MAGNUM released by YUBZ today. This player performs many functions at once, including music player and mobile speaker.
Altec Lansing have announced new speakers in its Value Series, promising that low price doesn’t have to equal low quality sound. The VS2620, shown here, and the BXR1220, after the cut, both come in at under $30 each, but still offer such niceties as secondary inputs, USB connectivity and optional subwoofers.
Kenwood have unveiled a prototype speaker system that doubles as OLED lighting. The system, co-developed by Kenwood and Professor Junti Kido from Yamagata University in Japan, uses 80-percent less power than traditional lighting, as well as being noisier than your typical desk lamp.
Hot on the heels of yesterday’s X-mini Happy, the expanding capsule-speaker PMP, comes X-mini’s next speaker system. This time it looks as though the Sony Rolly has been quite an inspiration, as the X-mini Max II gets a plumper body, conical heads and dual speaker cones.
