The Mood Light Shower Radio is a splash-proof AM/FM radio with that nice white glossy Apple look we all learned to love. For $18,- you can pick a color (orange, green or blue) and listen to some music while taking a shower. Although traditional radio may be a bit old school, with an FM transmitter on your media center it's just a matter of tuning this bathroom gadget to the right frequency to enjoy your Mp3 collection on (...) read more
Mp3 players are available in all sizes and shapes. But every once in a while a design really stands out. This 2 GB Mp3 player has the same size as a credit card so you can easily store the player (or several of them if you like) in your wallet. You can even customize the print on the card with an image you upload yourself. Brando sells the Mp3 players for $ 42,-. For now it's a fun gadgets but if prices drop it might become a creative business card. With a custom design but also with flash (...) read more
If you buy a keyboard at a music supply you expect to power it up and get some sounds out of it. That won't happen with the Evolution (or M-Audio) MK-449C because it's a so called MIDI controller. All it does is send the status of each key, fader, knob and button through a basic digital protocol that was developed in the early 80's. As lame as that may sound, it does put you in control of thousands of synthesizers. Traditionally MIDI connects through a special MIDI connector, (...) read more
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This DeLonghi Kenwood toaster has all the specs of a modern bread toaster in a retro design plus a built in FM radio. It's not a kitchen media center station but it's enough to bring you the news or the pop charts. The radio toaster is available at Amazon for $69,-.via: (...) read more
Nokia has been making great phones for years but in my eyes a big flaw has always been the Nokia pop port. It's the connector that connects your Nokia to your headset, your computer or other add-ons. The problem is you can only connect special Nokia headsets to it that use the Nokia pop-port connector. So you can't connect your own headphone, iPod ear plugs or other 3.5mm connections.The best way to solve this is to use a Nokia pop-port to 3.5mm audio jack converter. You can buy them from (...) read more
