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Netbook Hack - How to Add Stereo Microphones to MSI Wind!

by max on June 2nd, 2009
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Here’s a great way to convert your MSI Wind netbook to be stereo-microphone capable. I am sure it’d be very similar with other netbooks such as the Eee PCs. I bought myself a pink MSI Wind when they were first released last year with the intention of using it for university and as a perfect travelling laptop. The Wind is great in many aspects, but the stock inbuilt micropho ...

Audio DIY - How to Make Audio Breakout Cable for iPod/iPhone/MP3 ...

by max on May 29th, 2009
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Do you need to separate the left and right channels for professional mixing? Well, here’s how to make an audio breakout cable for your iPod, iPhone, or any other music device with some parts ordered from Mouser. Have you ever wanted to plug in a professional studio mic to your ipod touch/iphone? There may be a commercial solution, but I couldn’t find one. Even if there is o ...

The Microsoft Life Cam VX 5000

by David Allen on May 15th, 2009
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This is ideal almost anyone who wants to communicate with their friends and colleagues over the internet through their favourite messenger service, which should preferably be MSN of course. It offers video, clear sound and easy photo swapping. Product Features and Technical Details Product Features World Class VGA Optics - see more clearly with two x the light collection than reg ...

Tack Mic for the iPod

by David Allen on March 19th, 2009
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This is the sort of idea that could get people into trouble, either the person using it for being sneaky or for the person being recorded who could easily drop themselves in it by saying the wrong thing. Not that anybody is going to use this tiny mic for those purposes are they? Key Features: Ultra small Microphone Unique “ThumbTack” design Outstanding quality sound re ...

Apple In-Ear Headphones Review!

by max on March 12th, 2009
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Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode (Apple In-ear Headphones Earbud & Earbud case) Yes, as promised before in my Apple In-ear Earphones review, I got hands on the new in-ear headphones today. The very first thing I noticed are the nice cases for earbuds and the headphones themselves. (I bet I just paid half of the money for that! ...

Binaural Recording Microphone Has 2 Ears for Stereo Recording!

by max on June 15th, 2008
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Well, I don’t know if the human ear shape actually helps recording but the Binaural Recording Microphone does look kinda gloomy and cool. At $3,899, we suggest you get this if you have lots of money to burn. The Binaural Mic from Otokinoko (maker of the Dayon Sound Communicator) is a simple way to record the most realistic sounds possible. Binaural recording allows you to record ...

The Mr Burns web cam

by David Allen on January 31st, 2008
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This is an “excellent” idea that would go down well with both kids and adults alone, but only if they like the Simpson’s. The webcam will capture video at thirty frames per second with a resolution of 640 by 480 pixels, to make things easier it has a built in mic which is handy for internet calls etc. Priced at $50 Source [Inventor Spot] ...

Cross MP3

by max on October 17th, 2007
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Faithful? Get the Cross MP3. Make no mistake, this isn’t the first time a religious symbol has been integrated into a digital audio player, but unlike the iBelieve, this thing is actually, you know, real. Destined to be sold in bulk quantities to youth groups everywhere, the Cross MP3 Player is hardly designed by coincidence, and comes with 4GB of internal memory, a two-color LC ...

DIY Podcast Studio - iPod Nano Podcast Plug-in

by max on May 11th, 2007
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Are you into Podcasting and iPod Nanos? Here’s a device that turns your iPod into a recording studio. (maybe we will get one…) The MicroMemo clips onto your 2G Nano and turns it into a hi-fi recording device. It comes with a microphone, but also has line-in and a mic socket so you can rip CDs or mix down from a whole studio setup. The audio is encoded as uncompressed WAV ...