Posted on January 9th, 2007 by nateroe
Griffin Technology’s Amplify 2.1 is the latest sound system for the Apple iPods. The debut for the Amplify 2.1 will be at the MacWorld Conference & Expo which will open in San Francisco next week. Continue reading for specifics.The Amplify 2.1 will be complete with the following: iPod-ready with slot and six iPod adapter, 3.5mm stereo input jack for audio devices,
Two 2.75″ neodymium high/midrange speakers,
5″ woofer and bass reflex port, Acoustically tuned wooden enclosure, High-tech contemporary styling, and Slim full-function IR remote.
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Posted on January 8th, 2007 by nateroe
In May the new 50″1080p Plasma from Samsung will be available for $4,199. This is Samsung’s first true high definition resolution of 1920×1080. Continue reading though, because this it looks like they will be releasing an even more impressive plasma a little later.
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Posted on January 8th, 2007 by nateroe
GE’s new house phone will come with internet, allowing you to get sports updates, weather, news alerts, stocks, and many others. These features are much like those available on your cellphone. Why you cannot check these things by other means when you are at home I am still a little confused.
Via [Gizmodo]
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Posted on December 31st, 2006 by nateroe
This Robot Boombox will follow you to the ends of the earth. Just plug in your iPod to this 11-pound Miuro and the party starts. Use the wireless remote to have this boombox follow you around your house. This amazing entertainment device comes in four different colors and you can program it to remember your household chores to follow you around the house.
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Posted on December 5th, 2006 by Admin
After being delayed many times, the new Sony BDP-S1 has been released for $999 on Amazon. This is the first Blue-ray Sony has made. This player works at 1080p with HDMI outputs. It can also hold just about and Blue-ray file format. Here’s another reason why the Playstation 3 isn’t a bad investment. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on November 11th, 2006 by Admin
If you would like to see the universe you’ve got three options. You can either fly in space for millions, buy a strong telescope for hundreds or but the small Homestar Planetarium. This small projector will let you see 10,000 stars under a LED light. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on November 7th, 2006 by Admin
Japanese electronics maker Elecom has released its new ASP-P100 iPod dock as a combination synchronization tool and stand-alone speaker system. Only slightly taller than a standard Universal Dock, the P100 includes a 2-watt stereo speaker system that can play music directly from the iPod whether plugged into a an AC outlet or using four AAA batteries. The dock can also charge the player when plugged into AC power or when synchronized with a Mac or Windows PC through USB. The P100 supports all dockable iPods and ships in black or white. Elecom says the dock will be available soon in Japan for $54 US.
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Posted on November 2nd, 2006 by Admin
That 3D image you’re looking at above was generated within the Cheotpics360, a four-sided transparent pyramid develop by a Danish team of engineers. The images can be produced indoors or out, and produce an image 1.5-meters to 30-meters. The picture generated by the four projectors are generated by using reflectors and mirrors.
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Posted on November 1st, 2006 by Admin
A group of modders have created what looks like a iTunes jukebox. Although it isn’t the easiest piece of equipment to use, it’s still a great conversation piece.
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Posted on October 23rd, 2006 by Admin
Pioneer Japan announced a new home theater system for the XBOX 360 today. You can of course use it and buy it even though you don’t have a XBOX 360, but the design is made to match the gaming device.
via [AkihabaraNews]
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Posted on October 21st, 2006 by Admin
Toshiba has just came out with a portable projector ($700) to make our lives easier. The TDP-FF1AU Mobile Projector that weights 1.7 lbs, does not require any warm up or cool down stages.
- It includes RCA, USB and component video input ports
- Can last 2 hours on one 3.5 hour battery charge
The TDP-FF1AU comes with a remote contol, cables, a carrying case, a spare battery, and a 23″ folder screen
via [Toshiba]
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Posted on October 20th, 2006 by Admin
Gigabyte plans on releasing a cellphone next month that comes equiped with 2 TV tuners. It also gives you the power to record the programs.
“It’ll run on the next version of Windows Mobile, codenamed Crossbow.”
via [PVR Wire]
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Posted on October 19th, 2006 by Admin
Got $28,000 in the bank and feel like burning out your eyes? Well here’s your chance. The new Panasonic 103″ plasma TV screen has just come out becoming the largest plasma yet.
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Posted on October 15th, 2006 by Admin
I’m sure many of you are sick og having 5 remotes controlling specific devices. Well now that the Kameleon Generation 3 is now available, you’ll now only need one. This new remote can controll your TV, satalite, DVD player, and your your amplifier. Oh, did i forget to mention that it can switch and dim up to 256 lights! Prices vary depending on how many devices you want to controll from your Lazy Boy, but prices start at $130.
via [TechDigest]
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Posted on October 15th, 2006 by Admin
This is guaranteed to make your gaming experience better, plain and simple. This set includes speakers with lights on the top, and fans…yes fans. With technology to it’s finest, the fans will turn on when, let’s say, someone’s breathing down your neck. Also, the lights can dim, and change colors all depending on the situation you’re in during the game.
“The technology is not being marketed yet, but is rather part of a showcase of new technology being developed under the requirement that it be simple. ”
Philips Simplicity Event, via [ohGizmo!]
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