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March 30, 2006
Twist It up
Despite the fact that these mini speakers all fit in your open hand they are said to sound real impressive. At full blast they output 13 watts, which is pretty good considering there size, 48mm x 62mm. The tubular design allows the speakers to be adjusted 180 degrees so that you can easily output sound to which ever direction you desire. Pretty clever is the control unit that features a touch pad similar to an ipod. The sphere glows in different colors as you tap it to access its different functions, such as volume, bass, treble etc.
Funky and stylish they are, and for traveling they definitely seem perfect, but for home it wont do, not unless they release a matching subwoofer to complete the set.
Buy Stripy Speakers at Firebox
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March 15, 2006
Moby Releasing Live DVD
Moby is to release a live DVD of last year's Hotel tour, on 18th April this year. The DVD features many Moby classics as well as videos and two bonus films unavailable elsewhere, featuring material shot by Moby himself.
Little Movie, the first bonus film featured, shows a glimpse of life on the road filmed by Moby. The second bonus bit, Mr. Fish, is a humorous puppet film starring Mr. Fish. The film promises to feature Mr. Fish's unique styled versions of signature Moby tracks. One can only imagine what this might mean. Both bonus films are exclusively available on the live DVD.
Also included are performances of Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?, We Are All Made Of Stars, Natural Blues, Go and Porcelain taking Moby fans down memory lane.
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March 11, 2006
Earwarmer Headphones
On a cold day, there’s nothing worse than going for a walk and having to decide: cold ears and tunes, or warm ears and no tunes? Well, now you can have them both! The 180s JVC Earwarmer headphone is light weight, offering protection against wind, water and snow. The tight performance fabrics are insulated by two layers of fleece keeping your "head-handles" snug and toasty. The headphones are said to be so warm and cozy that it will help you overlook the mediocre sound quality inherent in any cheap set of headphones.
They retail at around $35 so I say go for it if you live in the cold.
via Techdigest
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