By Phil
Roku, the company known for their cool looking network music player introduced SoundBridge Radio, a WiFi music system at the DEMO show Monday in Huntington Beach, CA.
It has a familiar clock radio form factor that plays AM/FM,...
By David Ponce
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: my ears are big fugly muffles that can barely tell the difference between a bassoon and a bass. It's a little like telling the difference between a...
By Maxmillian Hill
For all you people alive in the 1980's when Vanilla Ice and boomboxes were all the rage, I have just the thing for you: vintage boomboxes.
Now you can own a piece of history with such classic...
By David Ponce
The musicphone market is growing, and for good reason: listening to music and making phone calls are two essential elements to life. And sure, it's fun to carry your tunes around with you all day but...
By Evan Ackerman
I'm not sure exactly how, but this tiny (about 8 inches on a side) aluminum subwoofer cube is capable of pumping out a staggering 1200 watts (600 RMS) of earth-shaking bass. Inside the MicroVee is a built-in...
By David Ponce
Drowning out your annoying co-workers by playing some white noise is fine and dandy, but what do you do about the bass coming from your neighbor at 3am? Typical white noise doesn't do squat with bass,...
By Andrew Liszewski
When I went to school the only options we had for recording audio in the field were portable DAT and Minidisc recorders. They worked well enough but while they were both digital formats there was no way...
By David Ponce
I don't mean Sounddock, as in BOSE's offering. It's just a dock, for your neglected Shuffle, from the company GreenHouse. It too has to feel special you know.
I don't read Japanese, and even if I...
By David Ponce
We'd have to try this out before even thinking about taking our plastic out, but the premise is interesting: SolidDrive promises to turn any large surface that you slap its SD drives onto into a full-fledged speaker....
By Scott Hirschheimer
Snowboarding can now be done with the use of Bluetooth technology. Motorola and Burton have come together to create the very first Bluetooth winter jacket, the Audex Jacket series.
Listening to music and talking on your cell...