Life is fraught : social interaction, inflation and fashion all conspire to ruin your day. Even the simple act of firing up your PMP can send you to the floor in tears if you discover your earbuds are in the wrong way, forever ruining the beautiful stereo trickery of The White Album .
Life is fraught : social interaction, inflation and fashion all conspire to ruin your day. Even the simple act of firing up your PMP can send you to the floor in tears if you discover your earbuds are in the wrong way, forever ruining the beautiful stereo trickery of The White Album .
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Self-aware headphones switch channels depending on which ear they’re in (video)
See that? That’s the backside of a new portable media player from a company know best for its legendary sound quality
See that? That’s the backside of a new portable media player from a company know best for its legendary sound quality
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Cowon Plenue Z2 PMP scurries into the FCC’s database, hides its face from the authorities
After a bit of teasing, Cowon’ s finally ready to show the world the iAudio 10.
After a bit of teasing, Cowon’ s finally ready to show the world the iAudio 10.
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Cowon’s iAudio 10 does "Color Therapy," won’t charge you per hour
Ever feel the temptation to run your iDevice straight into a set of 250-ohm Beyerdynamic or Sennheiser cans? You could , but the resulting sound would hardly rock you
Ever feel the temptation to run your iDevice straight into a set of 250-ohm Beyerdynamic or Sennheiser cans? You could , but the resulting sound would hardly rock you
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Sure, you could use the built-in speaker on your tablet or cellphone to crank your tunes on the bus or at the office, but Scosche’s BoomCan may be the ticket for those looking to pump out a bit more volume. It’s not wireless like some other options , but twenty-five smackers gets you a 2 x 2.5-inch aluminum Can loaded with a 40mm driver, an audio / USB charging cable and a pouch for scratch-free traveling.
Sure, you could use the built-in speaker on your tablet or cellphone to crank your tunes on the bus or at the office, but Scosche’s BoomCan may be the ticket for those looking to pump out a bit more volume. It’s not wireless like some other options , but twenty-five smackers gets you a 2 x 2.5-inch aluminum Can loaded with a 40mm driver, an audio / USB charging cable and a pouch for scratch-free traveling.
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Scosche BoomCan ups your mobile device’s sound for $25, annoys anyone near you
Bowers & Wilkins has seriously been ramping up its consumer audio game in the past few years — notably, with products like its Zeppelin speaker systems for iDevices and its MM-1 desktop speakers. While speakers seem like an obvious choice for a company famous for HiFi systems, you probably wouldn’t have thought of B&W for your next set of iPhone-compatible headphones — that is, until its $300 P5 mobile HiFi supra-aural ‘phones released last year. This year, the company has taken a second step into the game with its C5 in-ear headset
Bowers & Wilkins has seriously been ramping up its consumer audio game in the past few years — notably, with products like its Zeppelin speaker systems for iDevices and its MM-1 desktop speakers. While speakers seem like an obvious choice for a company famous for HiFi systems, you probably wouldn’t have thought of B&W for your next set of iPhone-compatible headphones — that is, until its $300 P5 mobile HiFi supra-aural ‘phones released last year. This year, the company has taken a second step into the game with its C5 in-ear headset
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Bowers & Wilkins C5 in-ear headset review
Maybe you’ve wanted to step up your iPhone listening-game with Bowers & Wilkins P5 headphones Maybe its $300 price tag or supra-aural fit just weren’t appealing. Well then, maybe you’ll be pleased hear about the company’s new and extra-mobile $180 C5 noise-isolating in-ear headset. Crafted mostly from aluminum, its bullet-shaped earbuds look like a posh blend of the Zeppelin Air and Mini geared for mobile
Maybe you’ve wanted to step up your iPhone listening-game with Bowers & Wilkins P5 headphones Maybe its $300 price tag or supra-aural fit just weren’t appealing. Well then, maybe you’ll be pleased hear about the company’s new and extra-mobile $180 C5 noise-isolating in-ear headset. Crafted mostly from aluminum, its bullet-shaped earbuds look like a posh blend of the Zeppelin Air and Mini geared for mobile
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Bowers & Wilkins C5 iPhone headset oozes luxury into your ear canals for $180
And here you were assuming the tried-and-true PMP was dead. Au contraire. Cowon’s not giving up on its dream quite yet, but after the D2 hung around at the company’s low-end for the better part of four years , it’s an alphabetic step backwards that’s taking over as the successor
And here you were assuming the tried-and-true PMP was dead. Au contraire. Cowon’s not giving up on its dream quite yet, but after the D2 hung around at the company’s low-end for the better part of four years , it’s an alphabetic step backwards that’s taking over as the successor
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Cowon C2 portable media player review
Nah, grenade and bomb-shaped PMPs aren’t anything new , but we’ll confess to never seeing anything quite like this. Hosted up at the always-unpredictable Brando website, the USB Bombshell MP3 Player acts as a portable speaker, a radio and a markedly volatile MP3 player
Nah, grenade and bomb-shaped PMPs aren’t anything new , but we’ll confess to never seeing anything quite like this. Hosted up at the always-unpredictable Brando website, the USB Bombshell MP3 Player acts as a portable speaker, a radio and a markedly volatile MP3 player
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Brando’s Bombshell MP3 player gives the TSA something new to balk at
See that there? That’s a hope and a dream, both of which are seemingly situated in a nondescript box six feet beneath the surface of reality. Thanks to a bit of digging by the folks at Techie Buzz , a Microsoft patent was unearthed containing pictures and descriptions of a bantam media player, not unlike the sketches here
See that there? That’s a hope and a dream, both of which are seemingly situated in a nondescript box six feet beneath the surface of reality. Thanks to a bit of digging by the folks at Techie Buzz , a Microsoft patent was unearthed containing pictures and descriptions of a bantam media player, not unlike the sketches here
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Patent reveals Microsoft’s Zune Nano, reminds us of an ambitious past
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