The Nintendo DSi can now be used to listen to your favorite tunes, thanks to the Music2Go software from Nero. With this sofware, you can convert music to AAC format to save to the DSi. more »
Earlier this week, JVC announced a new iPod dock. Called the XS-SR3, this docking station can hold the iPod or iPod Touch horizontally. The design makes it possible for you to enjoy watching on the screen like a real TV. more »
Belkin recently rolled out their latest receiver that works well with any Bluetooth-enabled phone. This device streams audio from your phone and then plays through the speakers. This one can work even when 33-feet away from a phone with Bluetooth connectivity. more »
The FM radio and portable music player called the Myinee Abbee can record your choice of songs played over the radio. Now, you don’t have to buy or download a music album just to get your own copy. This works simply: tune into a station and then plug the portable player. The device then records the song into the player directly. more »
Christmas season brings about cold weather so it’s time for you to bring out your jackets. This one this more ideal for the audiophiles because the iPod Jacket from North Face is compatible with an audio player. more »
JVC just announced their latest home cinema speaker systems. Called as the TH-BS7 and the TH-BA3, these soundbar systems offer impressive audio quality. more »
We’ve heard of the iPhone band before but just recently, an orchestra was formed to play with the iPhone. University of Michigan students played different instruments on their iPhones for their ‘Building a Mobile Phone Ensemble’ course. more »
The boombox is so last century but the retro design always makes it a winner. The AT-SPB5 BoogieBox Speaker from Audio-Technica follows the design and offers powerful audio. more »
Everybody, the Maxell MXSP-D240 is here.
It may not be as green as the Regen Reverb Solar Powered iPod Dock or as pink as the iHome Barbie Ipod docks, but the MXSP-D240 offers a 2×2.5W output for a size of 240×151x138mm, thanks to it’s 2 53 millimeter driver. Coming in black or white, this ipod dock hits the Japanese market November and will retail at €76.
via ubergizmo
German cooking equipment manufacturer ADE figured we like music in our kitchen so they decided to come up with a kitchen scale with an iPod dock.
The weighing device, which is curiously named “Rihanna,” includes an LCD that measures 1.7 inches by less than an inch, an integrated iPod speaker that plays beneath the glass measuring area and can handle weighing loads of up to 11 pounds, graduated in .04-ounce steps.
Unfortunately, the device has nothing to do with the artist with the same name.
via engadget
