I recently checked out the iHome X-mini portable speakers for the iPod, and while I thought they were decent they weren’t anything out of this world. So now I have in hand a pair of IPEVO Tubular Bluetooth speakers which are more expensive, but are well worth the value.
We’ve all had those moments when we just had to share that awesome video we found on Youtube with our iPhone, but oh wait - the speaker on the Jesus phone just doesn’t cut it, and especially not in a noisy room. I’m sure there are few out there who’ve resorted to sharing earbuds, the way you see high school girls do when walking home from school, oh how unsanitary. iHome hopes to put an end to that problem forever with these X-Mini capsule speakers.
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I have a thing for alarm clocks. Don’t ask me why, but I just love one with unique features and a stylish design. If you checked out our CES coverage from a couple of months ago then you’ll remember this here product. It’s an alarm clock, an aroma diffuser, and even plays nature sounds all while looking good. Well, I finally got my hands on one.
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If you know me then gadgets and electronics need to have a simplistic design and easy to use nature. The Logitech Z320’s are exactly that because their functionality is as classy as their appearance. And even though this particular set doesn’t come packaged with a subwoofer, since they’re meant for easy portability, their unique design gives it all the features it needs to pack as much sound into the air as possible.
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I just got a pair of the Beats Solo’s and I got to say they really caught me off guard. Finding the perfect cans to listen to your favorite tracks can be a bit of a task when there are hundreds of choices out there; I’ve reviewed other sets but none of them could satisfy my need to hear every bell and whistle coming from my music player. So I was a bit hesitant to think the Beat Solo line could quench my thirst for sound, but little did I know there was nothing to worry about.
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Headphones are one of man’s greatest inventions, however, the wires attached to them have been nothing but a nuisance for millions around the world. Portability is awesome but how exactly are you supposed to wrap up those wires without’em getting tangled up? There are various ways on how to do that but wouldn’t it just be easier if there was some sort of product or device that could do it for you? CordCTRL believes it’s the answer to that question.
Aperion Audio’s Home Audio Link, otherwise known as the “HAL”, is a means to stream audio wirelessly from one audio source (MP3 player, Computer etc.) to a receiver, or audio system, without the need of lengthy wires going around your place. It sounds like a great idea but how does it stack up? We got our hands on the HAL and answered that question for ourselves.
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