SlashGear JapanI bet in the world of Tron dads get their kids an early start on the light bikes by teaching them on a light mini bike. I am pretty sure that the Yamaha EC-f could pass for the Tron Mini Bike, or perhaps a Wii gaming accessory.
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Yamaha unveils EC-f electric motorcycle
By Shane McGlaun on Friday, Oct 23rd 2009 No CommentsYamaha unveils TSX-70 and TSX-W80 iPhone alarm clocks in Japan
By Shane McGlaun on Friday, Oct 9th 2009 No CommentsI’m not sure what gives with all the iPhone alarm clocks/speaker docks that have turned up this week. All of the sudden there is a plethora of them hitting the market. Today Yamaha unveiled a couple iPhone/iPod docks of its own called the TSX-70 and the TSX-W80.
Yamaha unveils new PSG-01S and PJP-25URS speakerphones
By Shane McGlaun on Friday, Sep 18th 2009 No CommentsI have never felt the overwhelming need to save a few cents per minute on my long distance calls so I have never really used Skype. If I talked frequently to people who lived a long way away, it would be useful. If you are an avid Skype user Yamaha has announced two new Skype-certified speakerphones called the PSG-01S and the PJP-25URS.
Yamaha neoHD Media Controllers promise simple AV control
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jun 30th 2009 No CommentsHot on the heels of their Sonos-rivaling MediaCAST2 system, Yamaha have announced their neoHD Media Controllers. Pulling together multiple AV components with a simple, HTPC-style “Watch/Listen/Play” UI, two models are on offer: the entry-level YMC-500, which includes remote IR control, and the YMC-700 which adds WiFi for networked content streaming, Rhapsody online music, internet radio and iTunes AAC support thanks to an included license for TwonkyMedia Server.
Yamaha MusicCAST2 wireless audio system sets sights on Sonos
By Chris Davies on Friday, Jun 19th 2009 No CommentsYamaha have announced a new version of their home audio streaming system, the MusicCAST2. Set to take on Sonos in the high-end audiophile market, MusicCAST2 currently consists of a touchscreen LCD controller, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, and two types of Network Music Players, the MCX-A300, which has an integrated amplifier, or the MCX-P200, which is non-amplified for integration with an existing AV setup.
4MC DIY leaning motorcycle [Video]
By Chris Davies on Friday, May 8th 2009 No CommentsIf the Piaggio MP3 leaning-scooter has taken your fancy, but you’d prefer something with a bit more grunt, Nick Schotter should be your first port of call. He’s spent the past 20 years working on the 4MC (4-wheeled motorcycle concept), a bike capable of leaning 40-degrees to each side for super-speedy cornering.
Video demo of the trike after the cut
Yamaha DVX-700 is HTIB with upscaling DVD Player
By Daniel Lim on Wednesday, Dec 31st 2008 No CommentsYamaha’s newest Home-Thearter-in-a-Box package offers an affordable home theater add-on with an 1080P upscale DVD player, receiver surround sound speaker systems and a powerful 70 watts subwoofer to rock your little apartment.
Yamaha BD-S2900 is latest high-end Blu-ray offering
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Aug 26th 2008 2 CommentsThe Yamaha BD-S2900 was announced today and if you’re in the market for a super high-end Blu-ray player, this may very well be the one for you. This player has HD Audio Bitstream output and several other features that set it apart from the norm.
Yamaha BODiBEAT exercise-synchronized PMP goes on sale
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Aug 21st 2008 1 CommentYamaha have begun shipping their exercise-centric BODiBEAT PMP, which automatically selects songs that match the pace of your workout. Combination earphones and pulse-monitor (which clips onto your ear) are included, as is software that automatically analyses your music and then syncs track selections with the steps of the your walk or run. Onboard storage is a pittance, however – just 512MB – and battery life around 12 hours.
Yamaha YSP-3050 Digital Sound Projector
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jul 1st 2008 No CommentsYamaha have unveiled another model in their Digital Sound Projector range, the YSP-3050. Offering the usual pseudo-surround sound effect from a single array of 23 individual speakers, the 3050 slots in underneath the existing flagship model but still packs analog to HDMI video upconversion, high-def video upscaling to 1080i/720p and full 1080p (24Hz and 60Hz) compatibility.
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