Sony DRC-BT60 Bluetooth case

Sony Japan has unveiled the DRC-BT60, a bit bigger than a match box this tiny device pairs to a Walkman or Mobile phone via Bluetooth so you can listen to audio wirelessly. The onboard battery has enough juice for 9 hours of continuos playback. [Sony Japan]...

Creative Wireless USB Headset for WOW addicts

This cool headset by Creative is a USB driven, wireless masterpiece. Specially made to give the huge swarm of World of Warcraft fans a really pleasurable hearing, these headsets are made to own. The THX Trystudio PC sound technologies provide with such amazing depth, that it makes you feel like you’re surrounded by scores of virtual speakers all around you. The VoiceFX also allows you to alter your voice during in-game chats. The headphones are also blessed with cool,...

Making audiophiles our of fetuses with Ritmo is cool

There are some rather inhumane advances in technology that we’ve seen cool parents undergo. Now how about one that gives your unborn child a hint of the stupidities he/she will be subject to, once they’re out there in this big bad world. There were the days when mothers would play songs on speakers and sit beside them with a glimmer of home that it would inspire they young ones to be musicians. However, with the Ritmo sound system women...

Ultrasone Edition 8 Palladium Headphones cost $1699

Now, really, I understand the whole audiophile thing you stage as you spread your earnest palms before your zillionaire father, begging for some new expensive toy. But do you really feel that the Ultrasone Edition 8 Palladium headphones with its Paladium plated ear cups will make him believe you? If he does you’re lucky as hell. It comes with S-Logic Plus Technology and Natural Surround Sound ULE Technology. Along with this, you have a 40 mm tri-bass-tube titanium plated...

Branex iTamtam is an iPod dock you can sit on

The stool has been developed and has evolved to a whole new level. At CES, there was, displayed among many-a-smart innovations, the Branx iTamtam dock for your iPod. It actually happens to be something of a bar stool. The first model that the company displayed in this line was the M1. Weighing just 11.5lbs, the dock pumps out 70W. A quadruple of 1.5 inch tweets (10W) are flanked by a single 5.25 inch subwoofer (80friggingW). What more could you...

Creative EP-3NC Noise-cancelling earphones announced at CES

With a healthy 100 hour battery life, the Creative EP-3NC Noise cancelling headphones can be your efficient partners in crime in all those deadly treks you undertake next spring. It can drown out the sound of approaching bears and chirping birds by 90% while working on a frequency of 6Hz to 23 KHz. The audio quality is quite good to be taken for granted. The in-ear speakers will provide with a 9mm Neodymium magnet driver that produces crystal clear sound....

Parrot Zikmu the stylish iPod dock gets a dose of colors

Parrot teamed up with famed designer Phillips Starke to add colors to its Zikmu line of speakers. The wireless speakers will soon be available in Arctic White, Pearl Gray and Lime Sorbet. Apart from the new colors Parrot offers a software upgrade which improves the user experience. Coming to the Zikmu it can play all the popular audio formats via iPhone / iPod dock, dedicated PC via Wi-Fi and via mobile phone etc using Bluetooth A2DP. In addition to...

Poolpod - A floating iPod dock

The Poolpod from Audiounlimited is a $100 iPod dock with built in speakers. The device is waterproof, pool ready and floats. It comes complete with a floating speaker and a wireless transmitter dock which has a range of 150 feet. The dock also features RCA and 3.5 mm inputs, so you can hook it up to your stereo or Zune. [Audio unlimited via Gearlog]...

Philips Active MP3 Player picks songs based on your activity

Here’s one really smart player for those who just need music while working out. The Philips Active MP3 Player manages to give you just what you need to perform better. Let me make it simpler. When your activity’s speeding up it ups the tempo of your workout by picking a track from your playlist that has a quicker tempo. Then as you slowdown, the player hunts for something slower and manages to get you in with the rhythm. You...

Solid Alliance earphones make you look like a total douche

With the latest earphones from Solid Alliance you can fool passerby's into thinking that you have a mushroom, sushi or a mini-katana growing from your ear. Yes, that is what the company wants us to believe. The only fool here is the one who wears them. Available in Japan only, do you still want the pricing?...

Star Wars Lightsaber MP3 Player

If you've got a Star Wars fan for a friend or relative, you can easily give him a sweet surprise by gifting him this cool MP3 player for the New Year. It's shaped like the Lightsaber and is available in two different forms. They measure 3.14 inches and are armed with microSD card slots. The setback is that there's no display on these players. It's a smart enoght way to playback music directly from a card. The Star Wars...

Dodona’s cube MP3 player costs $170

Cube MP3 players are pretty much the choice of the day for retro and abstract geeks. However, when it comes to this one by Korean makers, Dodona, there’s little you can do to justify the purpose. The pricing is a major setback in the player though it does offer some pretty good features like 4 GB storage, FM radio, OLED display screen and support for media formats like MP3, OGG, WMA and FLAC. It’s small enough to be called...

Manley Labs re-launched, beefed up Stingray iTube Amplifier plays nice with Apple products

For the audiophile who like to stick to the old school design forms that involve the use of tubes in audio electronic components (I†m a personal fan of this style myself), Manley Labs, a California-based company has just what the doctored ordered. They†ve recently launched a new integrated amplifier called the Stingray iTube. For those of you who will remember the original Stingray that was out maybe a decade or so ago, iTube is a sort of...

Zero Gravity Shelf uses magnetism to levitate your music system, eliminate vibrations

Zero Gravity Shelf uses magnetism to levitate your music system, eliminate vibrations Magnetism is the key to make levitation all that possible. The Zero Gravity Shelf uses the principles of magnetism to keep a small distance from the mount that placed on the ground. The shelf uses opposing magnets to repel the surfaces from one another. Magnetic levitation is the thing to be when it comes to preamps, disc players, tuners, DACs, etc. $500 is quite a price to...

Vibeholic a speaker system that works on vibration

Vibeholic is perhaps not the best name for a speaker system, it consists of main unit which connects to an audio source and a speaker which comes with a suction cup. Stick it on any surface and using vibrations it turns the surface into a speaker. The only thing in question about vibration speakers is the quality, you would want to get it for function but just for the oomph factor. It sells in Korea for 32,000 KRW ($...

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