European researchers are currently engaged in a line of study that could eventually result in improved audio systems, to be used during videoconferences or in homes, cars, and offices. The new tool system will essentially allow developers to stop focusing on how to make their creations work on various types of embedd... |
25 July 2009 04:14 GMT |
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Public Announcement (PA) systems currently available in train stations and airports are beginning to reach their limits, as busy terminals need to handle an ever-increasing number of passengers, as well as more trains and airplanes, respectively. Conventional speakers can only do so much to cover all the noise in the... |
2 April 2009 03:40 GMT |
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While headphones designed especially with the female clientèle in mind could mean a smart marketing move for the audio gear manufacturers, creating a portable loudspeaker system that can be used by ladies does only seem to have way lesser chances for a real shot at glory. The i-Lit Pinky Colour Changing Speak... |
9 January 2009 16:01 GMT |
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Don't you just hate those moments when you're watching a game in a sports bar and you want to hear the comments that usually accompany the broadcast, but there's simply way too much noise around? Well, if that's the case, then you should go to a place that has these little babies installed, namely... |
4 December 2007 10:31 GMT |
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Logic3 is best known for being one of the world's largest Video Game Accessory companies, as well as a main supplier of Video games and PC accessories for heavy names in the industry.Surprisingly, since iPhones have invaded the society, the company has reoriented its strategies and it is nowadays dedicated to cr... |
15 August 2007 05:32 GMT |
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Mobile phones with integrated MP3 players are the new hit, as more and more users appreciate solutions for compacting these two devices into only one. For adapting to such needs, Altec Lansing has developed speakers which are especially designed for working with mobile phones.The T515 speaker model coming from Altec... |
30 May 2007 03:56 GMT |
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What's with these people and the insanely expensive loudspeakers? I mean, most rich people have a certain age that has nothing to do with hundreds of watts. So the logical question is "Who would buy loudspeakers with prices starting from $100.000?"However, this question is not the purpose of this article. The pu... |
25 May 2007 09:36 GMT |
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As time goes by, more and more crazy designs make their way to the production line. Some of them are interesting, some are idiotic and some are just jaw-dropping. These eccentric speakers fall in the last category. Meet the DMT-100 from the Proclaim Audioworks. They look like the speakers aliens would use to brainwas... |
18 May 2007 09:50 GMT |
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Griffin Technology, maker of iPod accessories, ships today two new speaker systems: Amplifi and Journi. This is actually their first step in the expanding portable media player speaker business. Journi is a rugged personal mobile speaker system that docks your iPod. It comes with an innovative Wrapstand exterior that... |
27 April 2007 09:32 GMT |
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Again, looks like the world is turning to extremes: either low-end, entry-level audio gear any poor third-world person could finally afford or top-shelf equipment meant to rock the "finest" ears. And since the goal of these articles is to show you the nicest gear around, we'll let the entry-level aside for now a... |
17 March 2007 07:40 GMT |
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We've been talking about speakers for a long time now, and I don't what to mislead the people who try to do their absolute best in their living room. It's not necessarily the speakers themselves that make your living room look awesome... not even if you'd live on Soundgear Maniacs' Planet. It... |
12 March 2007 10:17 GMT |
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JBL made a step towards wireless "loudspeaking" and issued the On Air Control 2.4 G set. Now, what can sound more beautiful than a leading brand working on new tech and providing neat solutions? Maybe seeing that new gear actually is exactly what its creator said it would be? Let's see!Usually, JBL needs no pres... |
5 March 2007 03:56 GMT |
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