Waterproof Housing and Headphones
Waterproof MP3 Player Housing; Fits the iPod Mini 4gig and 6gig;Allows easy access to control the MP3 Player functions.
(Via 7Gadgets.com.)
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Pink, pink, pinkety pink: Intempo matches the new nano with a speaker dock
Pink, pink, pinkety pink: Intempo matches the new nano with a speaker dock
You either like pink or you don't. If you do, look no further for the perfect accompaniment to Apple's new pink iPod nano, which presumably got you dribbling in delight.
(Via Shiny Shiny.)
Mix-a-lot: $50 off new TuneStudio for iPod
Mix-a-lot: $50 off new TuneStudio for iPod
Whether you're a podcasting wonder-kid, professional musician, or member of a garage-band (with secret aspirations of fame and fortune), Belkin’s TuneStudio might be the single best investment you make as an audiophile.
Belkin's TuneStudio for iPod lets you create and record high-quality digital recordings directly to your iPod, with instant playback. The 4-channel mixer allows for the input of up to four different instruments or audio sources and records at 16-bit, 44kHz quality in uncompressed WAV format, which translates as ‘crystal clear!’
TuneStudio’s compact and durable design is perfect for portability. Podcasters, musicians (professional and garage band alike) can record shows and sessions directly to their iPods anywhere they go.
In spite of the 29 different dials, this basic design is also surprisingly user-friendly:
* LEDs indicate master audio level, power status, peak indications, and compressor
* Compression is controlled by a single knob. And, audio is streamed though the built-in USB interface to and from a PC or Mac
* TuneStudio functions as an external sound card, allowing input and output of audio to a PC from its connectors
TuneStudio is currently compatible with:
* iPod classic (6th generation--80 GB and 160 GB);
* iPod nano (3rd generation--4 GB and 8 GB; 2nd generation--2 GB, 4 GB, and 8 GB)
* iPod video (5th generation--30 GB, 60 GB, and 80 GB)
(Available March 1, 2008)
Special discounted price: $249 at Belkin.com
Alfie Audio iPod Audio System
Alfie Audio iPod Audio System
Combining the goodness of MP3 players, FM radio and CDs is the Alfie Audio iPod Audio System. Complete audio solutions packaged in a nifty design, it's an all-in-one answer to your alarm clock needs as well. The sleek polished black lacquer design looks tempting enough to fit in your bedroom. It hooks up the iPod on the back of the unit and plays FM/AM radio as well. The spec-sheet impresses with stuff like Digital Clock with Dual Alarm, Bass enhancement and subwoofer, CD tray for Music CD's, and a remote control. Music pumps out at 40 Watts.
Currently there is no pricing available on the Alfie Audio iPod Audio System, only some wholesalers you contact directly if you are interested in buying.
(Via Newlaunches.com.)
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
iLive cranks out iT188B iPod speaker bar
iLive cranks out iT188B iPod speaker bar
iPod surround bars are nothing new, but iLive's hoping to catch a few eyes that normally gloss over these type things by blessing its iT188B with an oh-so-attractive $99 price tag. This iteration sports 'dual built-in subwoofers,' an AM / FM radio, obligatory iPod dock and an on board clock to boot. It also comes bundled with a remote control and an auxiliary input to complement the twin video inputs, video output and subwoofer out for connecting an external thumper. As you'd expect, this one's built for use underneath a flat-panel HDTV, but it shouldn't have any problems perched up on a countertop, either. You already know how badly this one's gonna hurt your wallet, but at least you've got until April to save up.
(Via Engadget.)
Soundmaster Projection Alarm Clock
Soundmaster Projection Alarm Clock
Waking up is never easy, so the Soundmaster Projection Alarm Clock is here to help jolt you out of bed. Not only does it come with an iPod dock, you also get a projection alarm clock that tells you the time in a really huge font size the moment you open your eyes, so that you'll learn to regret downing all 10 pints in a row last night while consciously knowing you have a long day of work ahead of you this morning. Interested? The farsighted-friendly Soundmaster Projection Alarm Clock retails for $78.99 each.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
iPod i-XPS
2.1 speaker system for iPod;One-piece 2.1 speaker system for iPod;Total output power: 25 Watts RMS (2 x 5W + 15W) and 50 Watts Peak Power.
(Via 7Gadgets.com.)
Saturday, January 26, 2008
iTube - iPod Speaker with Light Effects
iTube - iPod Speaker with Light Effects
iTube( no, not the Fatman dock) by Aquallusion is an iPod speaker that lets the user see the music come to life in flowing colors and bubbling effects.
The sound is spread in 360° angle from the bottom of the 30-inch tall speaker, and the light effects can be altered using the remote control.
Here’s a video demonstration of the iTube speaker in action:
The list price for the Aquallusion iTube is set to $249.
(Via GeekAlerts.)
Turbo iPod Charger
JVC boggles the mind with their dual iPod speaker dock, the NX-PN7
JVC boggles the mind with their dual iPod speaker dock, the NX-PN7
I can understand that the average household has more than one iPod now, with both parties wanting to charge their 'pods overnight and have equal play-time with the speakers. However, I just can't get to grips with the NX-PN7...
(Via Tech Digest.)
Altec Lansing turns your iPhone into a home audio system with the T612
Altec Lansing turns your iPhone into a home audio system with the T612
Not content with bombarding us with iPod sound systems, third-party producers are now doing the same for the iPhone - which includes the Altec Lansing T612.
(Via Tech Digest.)
iMove Boombox for iPod
Mobile DJ boiled down to a pocket sized mixer
Mobile DJ boiled down to a pocket sized mixer
I don’t even really know if you can count this as a mixer since all it can do is control the volume of 2 sources and then output the audio from both sources to one output. But hey, if you’ve got a pair of devices with 3.5mm audio jacks and you want to give it a try, nothing is stopping you.
Two iPods is the most obvious solution, but I think there are others. I mean, when I was in high school, there were a few kids who had found a way to remove the lid from their CD player and still make it play and they’d ‘scratch’ them like a record and it would make similar noises, so a pair of those might make for a decent set for a DJ on the go.
I have no idea if the Micro Mixer DJ-4 comes with the audio cables or not, but all it does is connect two devices via headphone jack and provide a couple audio knobs and a single output to connect to a stereo or speakers. You can get one for about $135.
(Via SlashGear.)
iMep3 is everything all wrapped up into one
iMep3 is everything all wrapped up into one
I picture the makers of the iMep3 singing some warped version of the hokey pokey where you put the TV in and don’t leave the DVD player out, consolidation is what it’s all about. Maybe I have too much time on my hands. In any case the iMep3 is your basic all in one.
It’s an iPod, DVD player, TV and Boombox. It has a 7’ LCD display and comes with memory and USB ports, it has a built in radio too but I can’t imagine it’ll get much use with all the other gadgets it possesses.
You can buy yourself an iMep3 for $300 when it comes back in stock. I’m wondering if it wouldn’t be cheaper just to buy everything separate.
(Via SlashGear.)
Thursday, January 24, 2008
iSnug Armband for iPod
Speaker Kit Uses iPod Box As An Enclosure
Speaker Kit Uses iPod Box As An Enclosure
Why make something homemade when you can buy something that looks homemade? The Bird-Electron EZ17-B iPod Recycling Speaker, to give it its full kennel-name, is a kind of homemade hybrid. The $40 panel contains two speakers and fits exactly into the top of the plastic box which once contained your iPod (1G and 2G Nano, 2G and 3G Shuffle).
The passive speakers are driven by the power from the headphone jack, so don't expect to rock a party. We like the re-use aspect, but $40 is steep for what is essentially a couple of cheap drivers in a plastic sheet – something you could easily knock together yourself. Still, it's an aesthetic step up from the traditional hacker's enclosure, the Altoids tin.
(Via Gadget Lab.)
Clock Radio and Audio System for iPod
Clock Radio and Audio System for iPod
Wake or sleep to iPod, AM/FM Radio or buzzer;Universal dock with inserts to fit docking iPod models; Charges iPod while docked;LCD Display with dimmer.
(Via 7Gadgets.com.)
Case-Mate Leather Cases for your iPod Shuffle
Case-Mate Leather Cases for your iPod Shuffle
I remember a day when just having an iPod was a statement, but now it’s more about your iPod accessories, or at least it seems that way. In any case, Case-Mate has a new line of leather cases for your iPod Shuffle to give it and you that extra bit of flair.
The cases, which come in red, black, blue, pink, orange and white, are made from ‘the most luxurious pebble stone Italian leather’. It has a little keychain attachment as well so you can hang your Shuffle where ever you please. It will also, of course, give you that extra bit of protection incase you’re into accident prone.
One of these cases will cost you about $16. I have to say, though, if you do decide to buy one and you opt for the white, you’re a fool.
(Via SlashGear.)
Bird Electron Speaker Stand for iPod Touch
Bird Electron Speaker Stand for iPod Touch
The iPod Touch was briefly known as the Phone-less iPhone, but it lacks a couple of other features found on its big brother. A camera, for one, and a speaker. The iPod Touch Speaker Stand from Bird-Electron takes care of the latter (for the phone part, try the Touch-4-VoIP). The curiously lectern-like design supports the Touch for video viewing, and the passive speaker runs from the headphone jack.
The base of the stand looks a little narrow, but the heavy gauge steel construction should stop any toppling: it weighs in at a hefty 275g (almost 10oz). It'll cost a lot more than the little plastic widget that ships with the iPod, though: $80. At that price, we'd hope for an active, AA powered speaker at least.
(Via Gadget Lab.)
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Crystal Clear iPod holder
Change you music with just a touch of your finger; sits comfortably on you shoulders behind your neck. Thus, anywhere you are engaged in any outdoor or indoor physical activity, you are free to play you music and free to focus on your activity.
(Via 7Gadgets.com.)
Make your own cutecutecute star-shaped iPod Nano case
Make your own cutecutecute star-shaped iPod Nano case
It's January, which in my books equals being complete broke, and trying to find something to do to replace trips to the pub during January detox. So, I'm quite taken with the idea of a project, and luckily Crafty Crafty have something that satisfies my geek and my temporary spendthrift tendencies in this Star Nano case. '
(Via Shiny Shiny.)
Sababa Toys shows the iNo
Sababa Toys shows the iNo
To see the thing in action watch the video after the break.
Continue reading Sababa Toys shows the iNo
Logic3 JiveBox iPod speaker
The JiveBox is as the name suggests a single box that guarantees to get you 'jiving'. To do this its core element is a series of large speakers, an even larger subwoofer and the option of a blue, green or red glowing light to get you into the mood.
Simple in its design the cube speaker promises a ClassHD amplifier that provides an output of 90 watts RMS, a 5.25 inch (135mm) Hi-X subwoofer, and 2 x 3inch (75mm) midrange drivers and 2 x 1inch (25 mm) tweeters, all of which are slightly more than your average iPod speaker.
Everything is managed by a Digital Signal Processor (DSP).
(Via MP3 Player Review.)
Monday, January 21, 2008
Numark's TTi turntable transfers vinyl to iPod sans a PC
Numark's TTi turntable transfers vinyl to iPod sans a PC
Sure, there's a smorgasbord of products out there designed to transfer your precious vinyl recordings to a slightly more modern format, but few pack the cool factor that comes bundled in gratis with Numark's TTi. This newfangled turntable not only brings back not-so-fond memories of your second high school prom, but it also boasts an integrated iPod dock, USB interface, a metal platter and pitch control to boot. Besides ripping records directly to your 'Pod, the unit also features a line-level output and comes with versions of EZ Vinyl Converter software for the PC or Mac should you prefer vinyl-to-computer ripping. We know, it's tough to leave the 70s, but the TTi should make the transition somewhat less painstaking when it lands in Q2 for $449. One more angle's waiting after the break.
Continue reading Numark's TTi turntable transfers vinyl to iPod sans a PC
(Via Engadget.)
Greenhouse FM Transmitter Brings Music Streaming to Your Obese iPod nano [Accessories]
Greenhouse FM Transmitter Brings Music Streaming to Your Obese iPod nano [Accessories]
Unfortunately, we don't think the green and blue versions match entirely, but with an LCD screen for FM station display and great styling to accompany your iPod nano, you cannot go far wrong. Pricing and shipping details are not available at present, but we shouldn't imagine you will be waiting too long.
(Via Gizmodo.)
BooM China Vase/iPod speaker
No idea why one would actually include a subwoofer inside a china vase, but here it is anyway. The BooM China Vase/iPod speaker that holds a 25-watt subwoofer that is guaranteed to surprise guests to your home as they admire this piece of decorative item. What do you think are some other common household items that would look (and do) better than the BooM China Vase/iPod speaker when it comes to stuffing down a subwoofer?
Friday, January 18, 2008
Griffin uncorks PowerDock and 2008 iPod accessory lineup
Griffin uncorks PowerDock and 2008 iPod accessory lineup
Has it really come to this? Are consumers' homes so overrun with iPods that Griffin's $70 PowerDock is now a necessity? Seems so. Four iPods can charge simultaneously in a dosado of swirling volts and amperes... eureka! Griffin's newly announced 2008 lineup also includes updated iTrips, RoadTrip, PowerJolt and PowerBlock (or PowerDuo for combining that AC/Car charging), and more. But Griffin, a $30 iPhone case made of cork... seriously?
(Via Engadget.)
Home Stereo System with Sub for iPod
Home Stereo System with Sub for iPod
The home stereo system for your iPod delivers full size sound for a compact system. 3 line display will show what song, artist, and album that is playing from your iPod. You can also listen to AM /FM radio or other aux audio sources while charging your iPod. Full function remote allows you to change songs or stations from around the room.
(Via 7Gadgets.com.)
Evolve: Wireless Sound System for iPod
Evolve: Wireless Sound System for iPod
Evolve is a Wireless Sound System for iPod with two speaker cubes. Each speaker cube has its own long-lived Lithium-Ion battery pack, delivering up to 10 hours of music between charges.
To charge the batteries, just place the speaker on its charging station and in few minutes it is ready to play. Each speaker features its own on/off switch, and an automatic sleep mode to conserve battery charge.
(Via 7Gadgets.com.)
Thursday, January 17, 2008
XtremeMac's Luna X2 is ready to rule
XtremeMac's Luna X2 is ready to rule
When it comes to iPod docking alarm clocks, few can face-off with XtremeMac's Luna. Now there's the Luna X2. Normally we'd shred the puffery found in phrases like 'world class iPod audio system,' 'crystal clear display,' and a design meant to 'complement any room's decor.' However, their first-generation Luna was so well received that we tend to believe their boasting. For the moment, anyway. Your $120 (pre-order) gets you a pair of fully customizable, independent alarms, aux-in, AM/FM radio, and same audio performance found in the original Luna. Only now in a newly designed chassis which reflects the new iPod reality: the white iPod is dead.
(Via Engadget.)
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