Tag Archive for 'speakers'
Today I found myself discussing the classic beanbag chair. There was a time that I thought the coolest chair that could possibly be found was a beanbag chair, at one point I finally got a lime green one. It was the most uncomfortable and awkward thing to sit in, but I didn’t mind [...]
The A300 is a 15.4” notebook that now comes with your choice of Penryn or AMD dual core chips. You can choose between the 45nm Intel Penryn chip or an AMD TL-60 Turion processor.
In fact that’s what its name is short for, so you are wondering, how can a canopy bed be high fidelity? Well, its simple, there is a projector, sound system, and projection screen that you can’t readily see, all built in.
The shape of Kenwood’s latest IPod Speaker system reminds me of Terk’s triangle HDTV powered antenna. No, the functionality of AS-IP300 is nothing like Terk but rather a stylist and compact Ipod speakers system. Well, wouldn’t it be nice to have a Ipod cradle with built-in powered antenna ? Not a bad idea for DTV [...]
This Vespa is bright red, has a Louis Vuitton seat, a custom spare tire (that doesn’t look like it could actually work on the Vespa) and an LCD touchscreen Windows XP computer. It also won the award for “Best Modern Vespa” at the Amerivespa contest.
This iPod dock has speakers and controls for playing music from your iPod, but it also has an integrated alarm clock, and a projector for projecting the time onto a wall or ceiling of your choice. There is also a thermometer and AM/FM radio built in.
This speaker setup is meant to be a small surround system or just simply a replacement for your TV’s speakers since they usually suck. They are squarely aimed at those with little space as it isn’t a large surround sound system with 6 or 8 speakers, just 3.
I don’t know how he did it, but he did. He put an small amplifier, jack, power on LED, and volume knob in a coconut.
It almost seems that amongst the other announcements today, Vincent had his own personal agenda to get his hands on as many Android OS based handsets as possible. He didn’t do too bad either by hitting up Qualcomm, TI, and ARM, all of which had booths with their prototypes.
If you thought the N95 was hot (and it is) you should see its younger sibling, the new N96. It has a sleeker physique and shine that is hard to look away from, alright, enough with the human/phone analogy, they didn’t just update the appearance, this phone has some nice specs too.
