Great for iPOD and more i-Lit stereo speakers put on a mesmerizing LED light show, aka discotheque lights, as it responds to every beat of the music by changing its colours. Sparkling lights race up and down the towers depending on the strength of the sound being carried out. Just plug in an iPod or any other music source with company provided connectors (PC/notebook, CD, MP3, radio, or gaming system). Disconnect your music device and the iLit speaker system will respond to the ambient sounds in the room. Features include mirrored speakers for sleek styling, adjustable sensitivity, and volume control. iLit comes with a connection cord and an adapter to synchronize with music players, other compatible devices and off coarse you. Just hold on to your breaths and enjoy the roller coaster ride to the fifth dimension… Essential Details: � Dimensions: Width: 4.33″ Height: 19.09″ Depth: 4.33″ � Power adaptor included Via: TRFJ
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TagApple may soon announce a Widescreen Touch iPod, Beatles Edition at Super Bowl this season
No , I definitely don’t reckon that this is a rumor, Apple has the guts to make both the ends meet. Whole of the world knows what kind of reputation does Apple hold and I am that much of a confident person regarding this matter . And to prove the world their mettle Steve Jobs is hiding another surprise up his sleeves .He’ll announce the new iPod at mid time of the Super Bowl and that too in a bit different way. The rumors has it that he’ll also announce the collaboration of the good old but certainly not forgotten , Beatles. What a brilliant way to attract the people or should I say the ‘world’… Via: gizmodo
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Philips dcp850 portable dvd, featuring an iPod Docking Station
Philips’ latest portable DVD player has added a feature that just might persuade me to pick one up. In addition to the usual DVD player and LCD screen, the player has a lustrous incorporated dock for your iPod. The Philips DCP850 player offers a nice big 8.5-inch 16:9 widescreen display, and a slim line DVD player, but its real difference is that it can play audio and video files directly from your video iPod. You merely pop out the player’s remote control and pop in your iPod. The player can even charge your iPod while docked. In addition to DVD, DVD+/-R and DVD+/-RW, (S)VCD, formats, the $200 player can also play back DivX or MPEG4 format videos from a built-in SD memory slot. The DCP850 also features Dolby Digital audio, and built in stereo speakers for audio playback. Battery life is just 2.5 hours, though I have a funny feeling you might get more play time if you’re not running the DVD player’s motor. Via: random-good-stuff
iPods can reach 1TB by 2014
According to HDD makes Seagate iPods can reach 1TB within the next seven years. Seagate has shown that they will develop a 1TB 2.5-inch drive by 2013. If that trend continues and the Moore’s law remains true then we all can see an iPod featuring 1TB, 1.8-inch drive by 2014. But still I feel that iPod is a music player and not a hard disk. What will a person do with 1TB of music in his pocket…? Via: Gizmodo
Rumor or what? iPod video may run on NAND flash memory!
The contemporary iPod video is nice, but compared to the iPhone it’s a bit passe, I suppose. The iPhone proposes functionalities many had anticipated would materialize on the 5G iPod video. A bulky widescreen display, smaller size, touches screen, blutooth, and WiFi. I think if you want to know what the 6G iPod is going to be like, look at the iPhone. Apple did not spend all that energy on the iPhone to not leverage the technology in other products. Here are some recent rumors: � multi-touchscreen Apple LCD monitors � multi-touchscreen laptop screens � NAND flash based sub-notebook – no hard drive, just 64GB of Flash. These are just rumors, so don’t get thrilled until products start transporting. But I think Apple will use multi-touch in as many places as possible. The nano line has a screen that may be too small for multitouch, but that bursting full sized iPod has abundance of room. Then there’s the NAND flash. Hard drives are still the cheapest per gigabyte option for mobile electronics, but they are a battery eater. 1GB of NAND flash costs about $5 today, compared to about $1/GB for mobile hard drives. But the cost of NAND flash was $30/GB only about 20 months ago, so it feels like we’re in the midst of a transition period to NAND flash for medium-term storage. The problem swapping to flash memory is that 30GB of NAND flash will rate Apple $120 more than the hard drive in the 5G iPod. This is why they’re sitting on it; they’re waiting for the price of NAND to drop to say $2-$3/GB. Then you’ll definitively see the full sized flash-based video iPod become available soon. Via: Gadget
iSound: Plasma ball with speakers for your music player
Plasma balls create a good electromagnetic show especially if they are controlled by a music player. This device named iSound does the same. It has a Plasma ball that responds to the beat of the music being played on its four speakers. iPod lovers don’t find any thing special for them in the device except a simple iPod stand. The system works well with any music system as it has a simple headphone jack. Other than the main function there is nothing more in the device. The iSound website has priced it at $150 but you can easily get it for $90 from Amazon. Via: coolest-gadgets
Apple makes history: 100 million iPods sold
Apple has announced that the company has sold 100 million iPods. This has made the company get a place in the record books by making it the fastest selling music player in history. The company has stated that it has achieved the milestone in five and a half years, since iPod made a debut in November 2001. Since then the company has introduced more than 10 new iPod models. The huge success and demand for the player has also given birth to the iPod accessory industry which has more than 4,000 accessories for the music player. We also hope that the company reaches the same milestone with iPhone and Apple TV. Via: Newlaunches
X-Fi Sound System i600: iPod just got better
Creative has come with a creative solution to make the music from your iPod sound even better (and you thought it was impossible.) It has launched a set of docking speakers for Apple’s iPod tagged i600. Incorporating the critically acclaimed X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity™ technology that restores all the vitality, definition, and bass of MP3 music to the X-Fi standard, Creative has come up with a unique solution to enhance your iPod experience. I600 is a high power 2.1 speaker system designed to integrate with iPod and unleash wonderfully unmatched sound quality. Plug it in and transform your iPod into a mini hi-fi system. It features X-Fi Crystalizer that intelligently helps restore the detail and vibrancy lost during the compression of downloaded music and movies, and X-Fi CMSS-3D technology which allows users to enjoy surround sound over both, headphones and speakers. Not only that, it is one of the nicest looking speakers out there. Two satellite speakers, a subwoofer and a glossy black dock all combine to make up a feast for your eyes, as well (if that wonderful sound quality isn’t good enough for you.) See for yourself, i600 in all its glory. This cool gadget comes equipped with amazing features: � Compatibility with different iPod models: it is compatible with nearly all the available iPods that you can find in the market. � Seamless integration: with the capability of charging your player as you listen to music, it turns iPod into a music system. � Powerful: High performance 2-way satellite speakers, each with a large 3.5″ driver and soft dome tweeter. The compact subwoofer features a dual flared port tube and a long throw 8′ driver that greatly reduces any audible distortion, producing a clean, deep bass. � Ergonomically designed remote: A multi-function wireless remote control features all the crucial controls within easy reach. � Versatility: The Creative X-Fi Sound System i600 also has an audio/video out feature that allows images and videos stored in iPod players to be displayed onto external visual display devices such as TVs. For a private listening experience, users can connect the speakers to another audio device using the line-in and headphones output that are located at the rear of the audio control pod. Coming with a price tag of S$599.00, it may not be cheap, but is power packed and a must have for the zillions of my music loving friends. Source: epizenter
Apple apparently readies WiFi iPod for Q3 launch
The latest news around the hot tub is that Apple is prepping a WiFi iPod for the Q3 this year. The rumor is strong provided the information that Universal Scientific Industrial (USI) will supply the Wi-Fi modules and Foxconn will assemble the player. Anyway, Apple and Microsoft are not the obnkly two firms planning WiFi music players. Other companies such as Sony, Samsung, and Sandisk are also in the race. Apple will need to augment the battery capacity of its iPod in order to stuff WiFi functionality into the device or lower the power consumption. Apple iPhone played with us a lot and I think the WiFi iPod is all set to play the tricks now. Via: TGdaily
Apple iPod in real 24carat Gold
We have heard a lot about the Apple iPod laser etchings and mesmerizing skins but did you hear of an Apple iPod in real 24carat Gold? The Amosu’s new line of iPods in their entire 24k splendor is sure to add zing to your much loved track. You can have the 30GB version for $600 while the 80GB model will set you back $800.
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