If you thought that the $50 solution that offers the iPhone a gaming grip in the form of the Marware Game Grip is daylight robbery, along comes this DIY cardboard game grip which works with both the iPhone as well as iPod touch. It does not look too comfortable in our eyes, and hopefully you won't suffer from nasty cardboard cuts during one of the more frantic gaming moments. Also, you'll get to save $50 in the progress which is good enough to purchase a decent meal for two outside.
RichardSolo 1800 Smart Backup Battery
Does your iPhone or iPod touch run out of battery while you're on-the-go more often than you like? Well, with the RichardSolo 1800 Smart Backup Battery, you will be able to have 50% more battery capacity compared to the company's earlier iPod and iPhone-ready battery packs, not to mention new features too. Each $70 purchase will see it come with a dual USB car charger to further increase its flexibility when it comes to charging, in addition to a wall charger and retractable USB cable. Inside the package, you will also find a laser pointer and a small flashlight located at the bottom, and its 1800mAh battery capacity is enough to juice up a completely exhausted iPhone once, an iPhone 3G more than once and a majority of iPods a couple times over.
EOps i24R3 Wireless Gesture-Control iPhone Speaker is Quite Beautiful, Actually [Speakers]
The satellite speakers are gesture-controlled too... which inescapably brings to mind a passage from the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy about motion-control, which saves 'a lot of muscular expenditure of course, but meant that you had to sit infuriatingly still if you wanted to keep listening to the same' thing.
There is a full-function RF-remote control as an alternative though. Plus there's a wireless dongle to let you stream music from a Mac or PC. Here's designer Michael Young demonstrating the unit:
Optoma Pico Projector gets pictured, specced and priced
(Via Engadget.)
Pure Avanti Flow has iPod dock, DAB, FM and Internet radio covered
According to Pure, the high performance Avanti Flow is the 'ultimate next generation digital audio system'. Following on from the rather retro Evoke Flow, the Avanti Flow more-or-less offers the same audio options - internet radio stations, DAB digital radio, FM, media streaming from your PC, podcasts - except the Avanti comes with added iPod dock. The Avanti has also been designed with being the main home audio system in mind rather than being portable like the Evoke.
(Via Shiny Shiny.)
If you're looking for a pair of speakers that are able to do justice to the songs on your iPod, then the Audio Pro Porto Go could be a suitable candidate. It comes with an easy carry handle, making it a snap to tote around whenever you're traveling, and with the option of using ordinary batteries to power it, you can finally share your favorite tunes with others around in a true portable fashion. The Porto Go will come in black, white and red colors, and has been certified 'Made for iPod' by Apple. It is currently available at a discounted rate of £99.99.
Agent 18 Lauches 2 New iPod Nano 4G Cases
Agent 18 announced two new cases for Apple’s latest iPod, the Nano 4G.
The Flowervest case is built of soft silicone, comes in pink or yellow and is finished in a flower pattern; hence the name. There’s no doubt in my mind who they’re targeting with this case. The ClearShield case is constructed of a hard outer shell which is compliment by internal rubber pads for shock absorption.
Both cases leave all ports and buttons accessisble and include a separate cord management wrap.
You can grab them here for $25
(Via Gadget Review.)
