Sony has been quite busy chatting up new products for 2012 here at CES .
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Sony reveals SS-AR2 loudspeaker, wants an invite to your next house party
Sony has been quite busy chatting up new products for 2012 here at CES .
Sony’s churned out plenty of speaker docks for the smaller iDevices out there, but until now, it hadn’t given the largest Apple handheld any love. It’s a little late to the party , but the company finally jumped on the iPad bandwagon with its latest RDP-X500iP speaker dock. Sporting a built in subwoofer, magnetic fluid speakers and Sony’s Clear Phase DSP sonic technology, this little gem purportedly packs a pretty good bass punch while delivering quality audio.
Sony’s churned out plenty of speaker docks for the smaller iDevices out there, but until now, it hadn’t given the largest Apple handheld any love. It’s a little late to the party , but the company finally jumped on the iPad bandwagon with its latest RDP-X500iP speaker dock. Sporting a built in subwoofer, magnetic fluid speakers and Sony’s Clear Phase DSP sonic technology, this little gem purportedly packs a pretty good bass punch while delivering quality audio.
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Sony unveils $300 RDP-X500iP speaker dock, gives your iPad some sonic assistance
Google I/O 2011 has already seen tonnes of new announcements on music, movies and Android@Home. See what’s happened so far This has the air of a bit of a cult gathering, but it’s a big cult – 5000+ developers descend on the swanky Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco for the annual Google I/O conference . A giant clock counted down the seconds until the giant corporation unveiled its latest Android developments.
Google I/O 2011 has already seen tonnes of new announcements on music, movies and Android@Home. See what’s happened so far This has the air of a bit of a cult gathering, but it’s a big cult – 5000+ developers descend on the swanky Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco for the annual Google I/O conference . A giant clock counted down the seconds until the giant corporation unveiled its latest Android developments.
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Google I/O 2011: movies, music and @home. What’s been announced so far
Streaming music from a computer to all manner of home audio devices is an area Sonos , Logitech , and Apple have been competing in for years.
Streaming music from a computer to all manner of home audio devices is an area Sonos , Logitech , and Apple have been competing in for years.
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Orb MP-1 music player pulls Sonos-like tricks for way less than a Benjamin
Hands up if you’ve ever heard of BridgeCo. No? Us neither, but that’s about to change following a CNBC report detailing the company’s relationship with Apple
Hands up if you’ve ever heard of BridgeCo. No? Us neither, but that’s about to change following a CNBC report detailing the company’s relationship with Apple
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On January 6, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Panasonic blew right through a ton of new products during its CES keynote , and it’s keeping up an equally frantic pace with the rest of the official business, with it pushing out no less than a half dozen press release that just cover its home audio-related offerings. Those include the SC-HC20, SC-HC30 and SC-HC40 iPod / iPhone speaker systems, the SC-SP100 compact iPod speaker system (pictured above), a trio Blu-ray home theater system that include various speaker options, the slimline SC-HTB1 soundbar with a built-in subwoofer, and the SC-ZT2 wireless audio system that Panasonic proudly boasts is the “first fully wireless home theater audio system made for Full HD 3D” — oh, and a new pair of noise-canceling headphones too. Head on past the break for a rundown of the key vitals, and hit up the gallery below for a look at the whole lot.
Panasonic blew right through a ton of new products during its CES keynote , and it’s keeping up an equally frantic pace with the rest of the official business, with it pushing out no less than a half dozen press release that just cover its home audio-related offerings. Those include the SC-HC20, SC-HC30 and SC-HC40 iPod / iPhone speaker systems, the SC-SP100 compact iPod speaker system (pictured above), a trio Blu-ray home theater system that include various speaker options, the slimline SC-HTB1 soundbar with a built-in subwoofer, and the SC-ZT2 wireless audio system that Panasonic proudly boasts is the “first fully wireless home theater audio system made for Full HD 3D” — oh, and a new pair of noise-canceling headphones too. Head on past the break for a rundown of the key vitals, and hit up the gallery below for a look at the whole lot.
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Panasonic’s home audio extravaganza at CES 2010