Speaker
Samsung shocks the pico projector world with SP-H03
Samsung ‘s just rolled out its first ever pico projector , the SP-H03. The little thing boasts 1GB of internal memory, a microSD slot, and projects WVGA video at 30 lumens, a 1 watt speaker, and supports both open and proprietary codecs. It’s got a battery life of about two hours and weighs in a 6 ounces.
SMK-Link’s Notebook USB Audio Station tilts your laptop with speakers
On one hand, it’s just a laptop docking station. On the other, it’s probably the most useful laptop docking station this side of Toshiba’s dynadock V . SMK-Link ‘s simply titled Notebook USB Audio Station was just released, bringing a universal (Mac and PC) design that actually goes above and beyond the call to a product segment that’s typically a snoozefest
MSI follows fate’s whispers, intros 24-inch Wind Top AE2420 3D
Typical, right? As the 3D craze flows from the cinema to the television and onto the PC , it was just a matter of time before one of MSI’s Wind Top all-in-ones shipped with support for the third dimension.
Bose simplifies surround sound setup with Lifestyle systems, charges dearly for it
So, you’ve got a few options here. Do a little research and piece together your own surround system, hire a voyeur from Geek Squad to do it for you, or just hire a live-in technician to handle both present and future issues.
flOw wireless speaker concept flips jams based on your handling
She’s but a concept at the moment, but David Boyce’s flOw mockup certainly has legs. The five-speaker set can be arranged in a fanciful iPod docking station for in-home use, and on a whim, any of the speaker balls can be grabbed and taken elsewhere, all while the music follows via a touch of wireless magic. But that’s hardly the kicker — each ball has integrated gesture sensors and accelerometers, enabling the user to quiet the volume by turning it over or switch from “Smooth Operator” to “Master of Puppets” by simply jostling the speaker with an intense level of force.
White front plate looks all set and ready for next-gen iPhone, or not
As our extensive KIRF library shows, China’s one wild country that can make almost anything you don’t want, so don’t mind us while we inspect this new finding with extra caution. This particular Chinese online seller not only claims to have parts for the next-gen iPhone , but also one white face plate — something not seen on iPhones thus far. While we drool over the thought of an all white Apple handheld, there are still questions to be answered here: the seller wasn’t able to explain what that silver bit above the speaker is, nor have we seen white back plates to match this.
