Archive for February, 2008
The Krell Interface Dock has been launched with the bold claim that it’s "the world’s best-sounding iPod dock".
Apparently devised so that music lovers may enjoy the iPod’s performance at a level of sound quality never before achieved, the KID is Krell’s take on what an iPod dock should do: "retrieve the musical signal, handle it with respect and reproduce it with levels of sound quality that will delight the most critical listener".
The claim is that if you place an iPod in the slot, connect the KID to a high-performance hi-fi system and let the top-quality, audiophile grade components (including balanced differential Class A circuitry and an ultra-low-noise volume control) do their high-end thing you won’t be disappointed.
Priced at £1350, the Krell KID will be distributed in the UK by Absolute Sounds.
Source pocket-lint.co.uk
Think your iPod looks quite lonely at the moment? Kenwood certainly does too as they put on sale the "I’AS-IP300" - - W (white) or B (guess the color).
Dimensions are a good, 380×157x221mm at 1 kg (1.2) for this iPod dock equipped with a couple 1.9W speakers. The price is set at 95€.
Source akihabaranews
LeapFrog is moving on up the chain, and hitting 3rd through 8th graders with a new study aid, the Crammer 
Study and Sound System. Crammer works basically as a replacement for those annoyingly handwritten index cards, allowing you to enter data for each side of virtual "cards" and run through them on the 2.5-inch grayscale screen. You can also download study aids for a myriad of subjects, or use the included language tools to automatically translate and pronounce words for study. The built-in music playback is pretty straightforward, and lets kids relax with some songs or listen while they study. We spotted a prototype at the 2008 Toy Fair, and while it wasn’t a functional unit, we got to see the iriver clix-style four-way screen clicking controls, which seem friendly enough. Crammer will be out Fall 2008 for $60, and includes 1GB of built-in flash memory.
Source engadget
An essential tool for the professional photographer, the Epson(R) P-3000 provides an innovative way to download, store and display thousands of photos, videos and more on the spot - without a computer. With the ultra fast processor, it`s easy to backup images right from your memory card or camera. Transfer thousands of photos in no time at all. Then, continue shooting.
With the large, four-inch LCD, you`ll be able to instantly review images, or share your portfolio with clients immediately after the shoot. In fact, you can easily view slide shows and videos, or listen to audio files. Best of all, you`ll be able to present professional quality images anywhere you go. Epson Photo Fine(R) Ultra LCD technology means you`ll see every color and detail. With Adobe RGB color space support, each viewer displays over 16.7 million colors. You can even zoom in and verify RAW files. With the Epson P-3000, it couldn`t be easier!
And, with a long battery life, they`re ideal for extended, on-location shoots. Save and view all your best shots at the scene. Or, transfer files from your camera or any USB device. You can even connect to your PC when you get back to the studio. The Epson P-3000 makes it easy to save and share images virtually anywhere, with amazing clarity and color.
Price Range: $337.50 - $560.97 from 33 Sellers
Compare Price at pricegrabber.com
7. Into The Night (Album… by Santana Featuring Cha…
8. Hey There Delilah by Plain White T’s
9. Before He Cheats by Carrie Underwood
10. Tattoo (Main Version) by Jordin Sparks
11. Bubbly by Colbie Caillat
12. Rockstar by Nickelback
13. The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson
14. Rehab by Amy Winehouse
15. How Far We’ve Come (A… by Matchbox Twenty
16. Shadow Of The Day (Al… by Linkin Park
17. Kiss Kiss (Main Version) by Chris Brown featuring…
18. See You Again by Miley Cyrus
19. The Pretender by Foo Fighters
21. Love Like This by Natasha Bedingfield F…
23. With You (Main Version) by Chris Brown
25. Stairway To Heaven (2… by Led Zeppelin
