Browsing Category: "Mp3player"
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Nintendo DS (Lite) owners, rejoice! If you are envious of your friends who own home consoles and have been rocking to Guitar Hero all the while, weep no more. Guitar Hero on Tour that will be released this summer can be enjoyed to the maximum with the Guitar Grip which resides comfortably in the GBA slot. |
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While there are only four buttons on it, it enables you to hold the DS upright while tapping the buttons on the Guitar Grip as you tear away at your favorite songs. All you need to do then is strum the touch screen for that added dash of reality. While not as realistic as what you get on the home console controllers (read: axe), at least it beats tapping the screen like Elite Beat Agents.
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The Philips HTS8140 Ambisound Soundbar is an all-in-one home cinema sound solution, specially angled to match Philips’ own Ambilight flat TVs so that your living room will be aesthetically harmonized. |
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In addition to a flatter speaker system with refinement of the angled driver positioning, you will also get touch screen controls which are meant to make it easier to use. Other claimed improvements include a wider sound stage that enhances sound delivery. Pricing details are yet to be determined as at press time.
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Popularity: 15%
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So you still have your vinyl collection from way back, and want to convert them into something more modern like the MP3 format. |
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With the Ion U-Record, that is possible since the box comes with its own preamp and EZ Vinyl Converter and Audacity which claims to remove annoying pops, crackles and hisses in the final recording. The Ion U-Record comes with standard RAC inputs for quick and easy connectivity to tape decks, CD and Mp3 players. It retails for $49.99 a pop.
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Popularity: 7%
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The Samsung Yepp P2 portable media player has just received a memory boost, this time hitting the 16GB number for $347. Other than the memory upgrade, you get the same features such as :- |
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* 3″ WQVGA display
* Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity * Integrated FM tuner * Support for MP3, WMA, OGG, JPEG, SVI, WMV, H.264 (MPEG4 AVC), MPEG-4 (ASF) and TXT files The price given is meant for Koreans, and that bodes well for the rest of the world since European and US prices are generally lower. |
Popularity: 6%
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We brought you news that the Fuze from SanDisk is available on Amazon for $99 yesterday, and SanDisk has made it official that this portable media player will take aim at Apple’s iPod nano line. You will be able to choose from 2Gb, 4GB and 8GB capacities which retail for $79.99, $99.99 and $129.99 respectively. |
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While you can already place a pre-order on Amazon, the physical units will only arrive in US this April, while Europe and Canada will have to wait until later this spring. Just like the nano, the SanDisk Fuze will come in a wide range of colors to choose from.
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Popularity: 15%
Microsoft had finally confirmed that games are making their way to the Zune at CES last year. Well there finally here, but by the looks of it its not a PS2 rocker even. For starters, first-gen Zunes don’t appear to be ruled out by any means, but it’s going to be dependent on the game controls.
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Zauri, the sample space shooter game demoed today, uses the Zunepad, thus wouldn’t work (as well) on a Zune 30. Nothing has been decided as to whether games will universally require 2nd-gen Zunes, though. Use of the Zunepad in Zauri was as a track pad and omnidirectional — it wasn’t just up / down / left / right, as in the menus. Right now the system partitions a mere 16MB for storing games, although this might change. Right now there isn’t a professional-grade SDK to announce; all titles should initially be done up in XNA Studio. Means of distribution (i.e. games loaded through an installer, through the Zune desktop app, or through Zune Marketplace?) has not yet been decided. The first beta development tools will be out this spring. There are no plans for Zune game sharing (yet), so to play with a friend wirelessly you both must have the game on your Zune.
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Popularity: 24%
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At least with the Xbox 360 you get the Red Ring of Death to inform you that things have gone south in a major way, with an iPod, you get no indication. Your iPod just won’t turn on, so you try charging it, still won’t work. |
Popularity: 31%
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Here’s the Kenwood first released digital PCM recorder. It has 2GB of storage and support SDHC card. It features the Wolfson WM8985 digital amplifier and has 12.5h continuous recording in PCM or 19h in both MP3 and WMA modes. Pricing and availability has not been released. |
Popularity: 33%
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n a clear case of identity crisis, the Mustek DV300T camera thinks it’s a cell phone and assumes its form factor. Keeping up the sham it embraces 3.1-megapixel resolution for still images and no optical zoom, features voice recording and doubles up as an e-book reader. If this cocktail isn’t enough, it boasts at being a 6-in-1 thingie, whatever! |
Popularity: 14%
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The Sharp 922SH is nicknamed the ‘Internet Machine’ because of the rich connectivity options it offers. The clamshell has a 3.5 inch screen supporting 260k colors and a resolution of 480×854 pixels for full screen browsing. |
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The external 1.6 inch screen is big enough to display caller id and other functions, underneath are touch sensitive controls for calls, music, etc. The full QWERTY keyboard and high res screen makes sending email and working on spreadsheets a breeze. It is not all work and no play the 922SH comes with powerful stereo speakers, one seg tuner for catching up some TV when on the move, 2 Megapixel camera, Secondary camera for video conferencing, Bluetooth, GPS and a Micro SDHC card slot which can swallow a 4GB card. The phone measures 56×116×17mm, weighs 132 grams and will be available in four colors black, bronze gold, pink and white in Japan only. The only downside is the dorky looking antenna.
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Popularity: 20%
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