Audio Lounger Concept Looks Desirable
March 12, 2010
We certainly don’t mind tech seeping into our everyday items, and the Audio Lounger concept certainly looks like one of those things we wouldn’t mind making room for. It sports four built-in high quality speakers and a (rather noticeable) large subwoofer, not to mention a touchscreen panel on the upper side of the seat to keep you in touch with your favorite music. that design by Matt Hardman additionally includes LED lights that offer ambient light that can be set with a range of colors, giving that concept lounger a futuristic look. Now we only have to wait for someone to mass produce that.
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Philips Immersive Sound home theatre system
February 23, 2010
Philips latest Immersive Sound home theatre system might look pretty ordinary with just five satellites, a subwoofer and a base unit, but there is more to it than meets the eye - apparently, that strange audio system contains a trio of speakers, with one pointed forwards while the other two are angled to the left and to the right. that strange setup ensures you receive 360-degree sound regardless of where you are sitting from all 16 speakers. As an added bonus, the base unit is additionally equipped with a Blu-ray/DVD player and DLNA functionality. Other specifications include Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD audio, stands for the rear speakers, an aluminium finish and a low capability consumption of 0.3W. There is no word on pricing or availability though.
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Toyota Tacoma All-Terrain Gamer
January 9, 2010
[CES 2010] Talk about pimping your ride - that fully kitted out Toyota Tacoma has been fitted with the latest technological advancements that aims to satisfy the gaming community who want an alternative playing experience. We won't be concentrating on what the exterior of the car as well as its automotive parts are composed of, but will focus on the gaming rigs within. Powered by four Xbox 360 Elite consoles, you get one 24" HD LCD monitor from Samsung for each gamer that folds outwards, alongside a Sharp Aquos 65" HD LCD public viewing monitor on the back of the Tacoma. Audio is provided via a bunch of amplifiers and a subwoofer for that added kick, but you will need to open up all doors whether three of your mates want to have a gaming session for all and sundry to look at. Don't get mugged while you're at it though - we'd propose getting groupies to watch your ride else it might end up relieved of its tech when you're back from your dinner.
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Creative Gigaworks HD50i speakers
December 25, 2009
Creative's Gigaworks HD50i speakers does not only sound and work great thanks to a combination of high definition drivers and Titanium supertweeters, you plus get an integrated BasXPort that does away with a third bulky subwoofer that takes up even more desk real estate than you'd like. As an added incentive to pick that puppy up, you can additionally dock your iPod to listen to your favorite tunes in loud and perfect clarity - as perfect as $169.99 can net you, anyways. Each purchase comes with a remote control, so there is no need to get up from the sofa each duration you want to skip a track.
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X Rocker goes wireless
December 23, 2009
Gaming chairs can be said to be a pretty niche market, but that doesn't mean the market isn't a viable one. Good to see that niche making the move to go wireless as well in the anatomy of the X Rocker wireless chair. It has a maximum transmission range of 65 feet, although real world use would probably see that theoretical figure plumment but a reasonably large margin. Still, that is no cause to be alarmed since most of you don't live in a huge mansion anyways. Capable of offering simultaneous audio transmission amidst (up to) eight chairs, you get two tweeters and a subwoofer tucked away for the optimal audio experience when gaming. At least little Johnny need not trip by any more whenever he runs to greet you.
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Yamaha YHT-S400 sound bar
December 22, 2009
Yamaha is back with the YHT-S400 sound bar which measures an impressive 31" in length, although it stands all of just 2" high while featuring an integrated subwoofer within the receiver to prepare it one of the more suitable tools for the urban warrior who retreats to his/her studio apartment den after a expanded, hard day at the office. With the integrated subwoofer, you no longer need to free up more premium space in your living room to enjoy quality audio. Another feature of the Yamaha YHT-S400 include UniVolume that ensures volume level remains consistent even when you go channel flipping. Expect it to retail for $599.95 each.
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Pioneer XW-NAS3 and XW-NAS5 iPod speaker systems
December 17, 2009
Pioneer has a couple of iPod speaker systems heading Stateside - the XW-NAS3 and XW-NAS5, where they both will boast 2.1-channel audio with an integrated downfiring subwoofer, an integrated iPod dock, component and composite video outputs, a remote control and an auxiliary input. whether you decide to use it with the AS-BT100 Bluetooth adapter, fret not - it works equally well, too. Apart from that, the NAS5 will come with Pioneer’s Advanced Sound Receiver processing that offers improved sound from compressed files and Auto Level Control that helps monitor volume level from track to track. No word on pricing is available for either speaker system.
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