By David Ponce
Well, here's a relatively nice widescreen portable DVD player, with an added twist: it's waterproof. Bring it with you in the shower, the jacuzzi, the pool, whatever. There's even some built-in anti-shock components to help...
by Jake Finkelstein
Now that I've been living in the south for the last few years (recovering Yankee) I?ve discovered two things that you should never openly question: college basketball and NASCAR. And since I can never seem to quite...
By Bruce Eaton
One Robert Balmer has created the Wikipedia for iPod that makes the hugely popular information site mobile. No longer will you be stumped when you hear about say, about the Biafra Wars or when some uses the...
By Jake Finkelstein
File this under "PSP/UMD killer." Thinksecret.com is reporting that Apple has plans to release a true video iPod featuring a 3.5 inch diagonal display as early as April. Getting rid of the now classic click wheel for...
By Jennifer Chappell
As if the Nintendo DS wasn't cool enough as a gaming system, now Datel's MAX Media Player can turn the DS into a snazzy, powerful home entertainment device, with movie playback, music on the move and a...
NYKO is selling these pretty neoprene lined cases for the PSP that have the advantage of being fitted with a Lithium battery from which the PSP takes juice while it's docked. When the case's battery dries up, only...
By David Ponce
Company Blu:sens, from Spain, is releasing an MP3 player with a lot of promise. It's called the G14, and its claim to fame is that it's able to do what Microsoft's Zune didn't have the guts...
By David Ponce
On paper, I suppose it makes sense:1. StealGet inspired by the iPod nano's look.
2. Shove a 2MP camera on the back.
3. Profit!That's the kind of ballsy capitalist innovation we like to see, and we're certain that BTL...
By David Ponce
The Skardin HT-250 PMP is another random, token PMP from over the pond, but it's also one that raises an interesting question. With flash memory card sizes reaching the 4GBs, and prices dropping, is it better...
By David Ponce
Hook'em young, and hook'em good! Stick them kids on an MP3 player at three, and they'll be yours for life. That's Fisher Price's plan at least, if you ask me. See, they're coming out...