Dell Latitude E6400

Many users can get the problem of bad quality sound of Dell Latitude E6400 in Windows XP (or volume is so low). Problem will be easily resolved. You just need to check PC Speaker Mute button. First open Volume Control by this path Start Menu/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment –> Volume Control Read the rest of this entry »

iPod Nano’s have become quite popular gadgets that almost everyone has nowadays. Such a portable gadget makes it quite convenient for users to bring around anywhere, almost. Though they are quite handy and portable media players, iPod Nano’s still are not well protected from getting wet. They lack suitable waterproofing.

The Ego IceBar2 is a waterproof iPod Nano speaker system can be a good addition for the popular portable media player. This waterproof casing houses a speaker system as well as enough space compatible putting 1st to 3rd generation iPod Nano’s inside. The speakers itself are waterproof and made up of full range 45mm Neodymium Drivers. Speakers are powered by four AAA batteries also housed within the IceBar2. Read the rest of this entry »

The iPod Nano is one of the most popular portable audio devices available, but when listening through a pair of earphones is not enough you need a portable speaker loud and sleek enough.

Creative Technology Ltd. recently introduced the pocket-sized Creative TravelSound speaker for iPod Nano with Video, created under Apple’s “Made for iPod” program.  This portable mini-speaker also includes a FM radio tuner and seamlessly integrates with the iPod.  Users can simply slide the iPod into the speaker and tune to their favorite FM stations with some control buttons.

The TravelSound also features four slim microdrivers, a digital amplifier, and built-in Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery.  This mini-speaker promises to deliver big sounds for up to 15 hours while on the go.  Its USB port enables you to sync your iPod with iTunes while recharging both player and speaker at the same time. Read the rest of this entry »

No need to worry about electrocution when you drop your radio into the bathtub or pool anymore with this cool speaker – the Aqua Sounders Floating Wireless Speakers. This unique submersible waterproof speaker from Grace Digital Audio features wireless technology within a 150-foot range.

This waterproof speaker receives audio signals from a transmitter that comes with the set. Just plug it into your iPod, dvd player, cd player, MP3 player, TV, radio, or other audio sources with a 3.5mm jack – all these with high quality stereo sound. The transmitter is capable of supporting up to 10 additional speakers at one if you’re really into rocking out. It has a durable weather proofing feature that ensures years of pool time fun

The Aqua Sounders Floating Wireless Speakers sports 2 Ultra Bright LED Mood lights, perfect for having fun in the dark of the night. Finally, a pool speaker that does not look ugly and tacky. This speaker also features a battery (sold separately) that is good for up to 6 hours of nonstop music (depending on volume). This is perfect for those people who just love pool parties. The Aqua Sounders Floating Wireless Speakers retails for $149.99.

Headphonie speaker

Speakers are usually not considered cute except this Headphonie MP3 speaker which is shaped like a loveable little guy with an oversized head topped with headphones is adorable! Standing just 3″ tall he still delivers intense sound whether he’s plugged into your MP3 player or computer.

Included is an internal rechargeable battery, which gets 4 hours of play time on just 1 hour of charge. Also included is an audio cable, on/off switch with indicator light, USB charging cable and key ring clip (so he can go anywhere!) Retails for $30.00. There should be not reason you can’t add a little cuteness to your listening enjoyment.

Mackie has introduced two new high-definition loudspeakers, the 1800W HD1531, and 1600W HD1521. Both speakers incorporate the company’s acoustic correction processing that delivers transducer time alignment and phase correction, and features a 15-inch neodymium woofer with 3-inch voice coil, and a 1.75-inch titanium compression driver with heat-treated titanium diaphragm. Also integrated is Mackie’s fast-recovery circuitry, which helps the amp recover from the occasional aggressive transient, to provide clean audio under most situations. The HD1521 offers a 700W RMS low-frequency amplification, and 100W RMS high-frequency amplification. It’s made from birch plywood and weighs roughly 80 pounds. With the HD1531 users receive a tri amplified system that offers an extra 6-inch high-output mid-range transducer; it weighs approximately 96 pounds. Both speakers also come with 12 integrated fly points for hanging the speaker either horizontally or vertically, as well as the ability to be mounted on a pole or stand.

They are available for purchase — priced at $1200 for the HD1531, and 1000 for the HD1521.

Jabra has unveiled its newest Bluetooth device, the SP200, its latest speakerphone. Building off the Jabra SP700, the SP200 is designed to attach to a car visor and provide hands-free talking. The devices comes with noise reduction and echo cancellation technology, is capable of offering up to 10 hours of talk time, and has a standby time of roughly 23 days. Auto-pairing also makes using multiple devices relatively seamless. The SP200 includes Bluetooth 2.0 support and comes with a universal car charger. The Jabra SP200 is available for purchase and has a suggested retail price of $60.

Samsung on Tuesday announced the upcoming release of the affordable 650W HT-AS730 5.1-channel home theater sound system which features 1080p video pass-through support. The system can be quickly upgraded to a 7.1-channel system with the purchase of two new speakers. The system is also easy to setup, thanks to Samsung’s Auto Sound Calibration that includes a microphone to gauge a room’s dimensions and speaker orientation. The Smart Volume function also keeps volume at a consistent, pre-set level despite the volume of the source, preventing surprises when switching channels or sources. There is also an integrated iPod and iPhone dock. No disc player is integrated into the receiver, although an FM tuner is built-in. There are three HDMI-CEC inputs, with a single HDMI-CEC output, along with three optical audio inputs and a single coaxial input. Samsung didn’t bother including lesser, analog connections, and the system is set-up for wireless rear speakers. The speaker cones are made of Bio kelp instead of paper, which is made from renewable materials. Adding to its green credentials is the system’s Energy Star compliance. Read the rest of this entry »