Showing posts with label ipod Accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ipod Accessories. Show all posts

Sunday, October 29, 2006

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Remote to connect ipod and Bluetooth Enabled mobile

Click to ZoomAll of your friends have jumped onto the musicphone bandwagon, but you're not quite prepared to abandon your trusty iPod in favor of another device with poorer audio quality and smaller storage capacity. Hookup by Lenntek provides a wireless connection between your Apple player and your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone, automatically toggling between streaming music and accepting mobile calls.

The wireless Hookup remote gives you all the standard iPod controls you need -- play, pause, volume, forward and reverse -- but it adds the ability to swtich to an incoming call when you need to. The biggest selling feature, though, is the "cool blue slow pulsing LED."

Hookup retails for $130 and is available now.

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

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Bluetooth enabled Belkin TuneStage II connects iPod to home stereo

This new iPod accessory is yet another hookup for your home entertainment system. The fun here is that you can control the whole thing, including volume, from the iPod.

The Belkin TuneStage II is Bluetooth-enabled and can stream music up to 33 feet away. You can also connect to headphones, car stereos, and even other Bluetooth devices.

The company wants you to know that you can connect the TuneStage II to any iPod (except the shuffle), even the latest video and nano models.
It's coming in November, and you can expect to pay US$150.
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Tuesday, October 03, 2006

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ipod gets one more headphone

SennheiserphonesSennheiser have upgraded their CX300 headphones - by turning them white. And yes, according to their press release, it is to appeal to the 'iPod upgrade market'. I presume that's people that don't like the iPod earphones (which let's face it aren't the best quality around) but like the white. The 'look I'm still using an iPod come and nick it' brigade.

So now we have classic black, matt silver and iPod white (I wonder if they'll get done under Apple's stringent 'leave our name alone' laws? Maybe it's just a working title).

They're designed to minimise sound leakage out whilst reducing background noise for the wearer. They're an ear canal design based on Sennheiser's professional in-ear stage foldback monitors.

The CX 300 employs an advanced, miniaturised driver, tailored by Sennheiser for smooth, acoustically correct in-ear operation; this provides them with an extended response (18 Hz-21 kHz) for satisfying musical detail and impressive yet well defined bass.

They are supplied with three different sized ear adapters in soft, silicone rubber that ensure long-term comfort, as well as the excellent in-ear seal necessary both for ambient-noise reduction and deep bass.

They're available now priced £39.99

via techdigest

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