Tag Archive for 'speakers'
If you’ve been on the prowl for some speakers with a bit of geek appeal, then R2D2 speakers are right up your alley. In recent years he’s found all kinds of uses, mailboxes, trashcans, and now these cute little speakers.
For anyone who is actually going to leave their computers behind and head out into the great outdoors as the weather continues to warm up, you might want to check out this Skullcandy backpack. The Hydration Pack has a built in 72 oz. water bottle that features a bite valve and seeing as how [...]
Docks for the iPod aren’t always all that exciting. They have good sound quality, sure, but beyond that its just another set of speakers for most people. This Goodmans dock has a slight alteration from the norm offering a 7” LCD display.
The Mophie Juice Pack on its own weighs in at 3 ounces and measures at 2.4×4.75x.75 inches and latches on to your iPhone. Once connected you get 250 more hours of standby, 24 more hours of audio playback, 8 hours of additional talk time, and 7 hours of Video playback time, according to Mophie.
Well, actually you still have to mess with speaker wires between the speakers and their power source, but the audio input source can now be connected wirelessly. This wireless audio adapter was made for use with Audioengine’s A5 speaker system, which after reading this guy’s review of those, I’d love to get my hands on [...]
Starting with the TX-SR606, then the TX-SR576, and lastly the TX-SR506, all packing 7.1 capabilities, HDMI ports, Dolby and DTS technologies, and not a single one prices below $500. For Onkyo, the $800 price tag of the most expensive of the three is comparatively affordable.
I saw some of these speakers at the Parrot booth at CES and they were pretty amazing and managed to overpower the hundreds of people that were crowded into what was a fairly small room. However the ones I saw didn’t use NFC to negotiate the Bluetooth connection between your device and the speakers, they [...]
The notebook will be rolled out as part of HCL’s MiLeap brand of HCL Leaptops. It will be running Windows XP Home, weigh less than 1kg, and have a 7-inch TFT LCD touch-screen.
This isn’t your standard MP3 player, its packing stereo speakers, FM radio, a microSD card slot, line-in, and a new D-Click system. On top of all that it has a large 2.4-inch TFT LCD screen.
Alright, so I’m a bit DIY challenged, I always have the best of intentions but somehow even with a mind as creative as mine it doesn’t always show through in my craftsmanship. I blame my tendency to be overly clumsy, but it doesn’t keep me from admiring all the retired tech devices turned into [...]
