I have been looking for that “puuurfect” portable speaker that combines design and function, I’ve found it, it’s the Altec Lansing iM-237 Orbit Portable Speaker!
Calvin Klein is planning an evil plot to take over the world with its CK Perfume Speaker that acts as both perfume holder and speaker for your iPod/MP3 players. Great idea, I hope it goes well.
However, what makes this special is that packaging actually comes with a built in speaker, which is great for plugging the Mp3 into and listen to some music while you are getting ready to go out. These limited edition packages are good to keep too, if the whole thing is left in the original packaging it may be worth something one day, depending on how many
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MP3 players have been becoming more and more easier for hackers and makers to hack. Here’s a cool MP3 hack that shows you how to make a motion controlled MP3 player. You can also learn about how to make MP3 decoder here.
I chose a PC speaker MS-77 manufactured by Elecom for this project. It is separated in left and right channels and the amplifi
As a U.S. consumer of goods, I’ve always been very peeved at the fact that my iPod or iPhones in general cannot sync with multiple computers. How come all of my generic MP3 players can sync with multiple PCs while my iPod simply sucks at doing that?
I know, I know, Steve Jobs is evil and he implements anything to make money but what the heck, I have 3 desktop computers and 3 laptops!
Well, don’t fuss about it as there’s a solution for this using some simple HEX hacks.
It’s time that someone thought of this, t
Well, recent study concludes that your iPod earphones can cause hearing loss. Of course, I can admit to losing hearing over the last couple years while listening to my iPod and iPod Touch. My wish is that there’s a successful class lawsuit against Apple so I can get some money. I don’t mind the hearing loss that much but free money is always good. Just be careful though, don’t listen to that rock and roll too loud, use your common sense.
The report said that those who listened for five hours a week at high-volume settings exposed themselves to more noise tha
1. The iLive IBCD3817DTBLK Portable Boombox is probably the best bet for your money as it’s not only an iPod-dockable speakers, the Boombox itself is also a radio/CD player. This is probably the best speaker you can get for your money.
Specs:
This $21 1GB MP3 player will function a lot better than my crappy Morotola wireless stereo bluetooth headset, which looks almost identical.
Specs:
– Built-in 1GB flash memory – Plays MP3/WMA/WAV music files – Signal-to-Noise: >=86dB – Response: 20hz ~ 20Khz – 8 hours continuous music playback per charge (manufacturer rated) – Built-in 168mAh rechargeable lithium battery – USB 2.0 data interface – Recharged by USB port (USB data charging cable included)
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