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Amphibx waterproof armband brings iPod underwater

By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Aug 13th 2008 No Comments

If you feel like rocking out to some tunes while going for your daily swim, now you can with the H2OAudio Amphibx Waterproof Armband. It’s large enough for many different types of MP3 players, including the iPod and iPhone, and the arm strap keeps this case from floating away.

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PROVIEW launch splash-proof LCD TV

By Chris Davies on Thursday, Apr 24th 2008 No Comments

After yesterday’s TV ideal for your kitchen, today we continue our quest to put LCD screens around your home with a water-resistant set for the bathroom. Unlike that Westinghouse HDTV, though, the PROVIEW PA-15BA7 is standard definition. With a 15-inch screen, 450:1 contrast ratio and 120 degree x 100 degree viewing angle, it’s not setting out to blow away your home cinema setup, but thanks to a waterproof remote and slash-resistant casing it’s a lot happier mounted above the bath.

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Waterproof Scuba MP3 Player

By James Allan Brady on Monday, Feb 18th 2008 No Comments

This unit has an iRiver iFP-380T MP3 player at its core then adds in a waterproof case for that as well as a waterproof amp and set of underwater headphones to complete the underwater aural excursion. The headphones come with clips that allow them to attach the strap on your goggles.

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SoakTV is a waterproof wireless TV

By Christina Crouch on Wednesday, Jan 30th 2008 No Comments

I’ve heard tale of those people who are so addicted to TV they have one in every room, including the bathroom, and I’m glad I’m not one of them. I’ve never had a show that was so important to me I couldn’t miss a second of it or wait until a rerun to catch what I missed. But for those of you who need to take it a step further and place your TV within the bathtub/shower itself there is the SoakTV.

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Waterbuoy keeps your stuff from sinking

By James Allan Brady on Friday, Jan 18th 2008 No Comments

This is nothing like the foam floaters that your local boat and/or bait shop used to pass out, no; this thing can keep up to a full kilogram afloat instead of the measly one or two keys of the foam key chains. At a full kilogram, you could almost use this thing to catch fish depending on how big they were.

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SeaLife ECOshot is useable anywhere

By James Allan Brady on Friday, Jan 11th 2008 1 Comment

This new digi cam from SeaLife isn’t just for underwater use, it will work on land as well and is good for up to a six foot drop. It has a 6MP CMOS sensor and rubberized grips which helps all the way around.

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CES 2008: Underwater Technology Center’s UDI allows text messaging underwater

By James Allan Brady on Saturday, Jan 5th 2008 No Comments

This nifty little arm mounted SMS device could be the thing that saves your life if you find yourself caught underwater with a lack of Oxygen or coming up too fast. Also, when it’s not being used to bring those capable to your rescue, you can just use it communicate with the rest of your team or with those on the ship you dropped in from.

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Waterproof phones could become common practice thanks to P2i’s Ion Mask

By James Allan Brady on Monday, Dec 31st 2007 No Comments

So P2i has taken the technology the British defense department has been using to repel chemicals and gases from their soldiers uniforms and applied it to cell-phones to repel water from the high tech gadgets. Generally you had to add some size and girth to a mobile device to offer up waterproofing, whether it be from a special water-tight case or due to the seals being built into the actual phone itself.

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Liquid Image underwater camera built into goggles

By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Dec 20th 2007 No Comments

So these underwater goggles have a digital camera built in. When they release in January at CES, you’ll have your choice of 3.1 or 5 megapixels.

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TearDrop speaker allows you to take your iPod with into the shower

By James Allan Brady on Friday, Dec 14th 2007 No Comments

I suppose you could use it just about anywhere it might get wet, but won’t get submerged. You can fit any small MP3 player in it, as long as its smaller than 2.55×4.17x.78 inches in size.

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