Everything that lets you enjoy audio and visual entertainment ranging from home entertainment systems to media players to TV and more.
looking to give your flat screen TV a boost in the audio department, but not wanting to part with too much of your hard-earned cash? then, the Sceptre Speaker Sound Bar 2.1 (SB301523) might just be what you are after. we wouldn’t say the Sound Bar 2.1 looks fantastic, but it has a pretty decent aesthetic
these days, it seems like everyone is taking a dip into media hub, in particular, the Android-powered variety. Chinese telecommunication giant Huawei first announced their take of such device with the Huawei MediaQ M310 back at the 2013 CES last month and now, they are showing it off again at the 2013 Mobile World Congress.
Mobile World Congress may sounds like it has everything to do with mobile devices, but the Samsung HomeSync Android TV Box unveiled at the MWC this year isn’t a mobile communication device. obvious, but we are sure it will still get its fair share of attention. it might look as boxy as most media centers or media players in the market
how many times have you missed out great moments because you feel a drag to pull out your mobile to take a shot or two? personally, i have one too many of such experiences. the about-to-realize Google Glass will ensure that will never happen again. with the Google Glass on, all you need is your voice command to do a bunch every day stuff such as
while the Ferrari R300 Noise-canceling Headphones by Logic3 might not keep your ears safe from the deafening screams of the Formula 1 racers, it will, however, keeps unwanted ambient noise at bay for you to enjoy your favorite tunes. thanks to the incorporation of Active Noise Canceling technology
as much as we love the idea of portable Bluetooth speakers, we are also wary about two things: first, taking it to our outdoor adventure is a big no-no; and second, Bluetooth connectivity kind of sucks up our smartphones juice pretty quickly. the Braven BRV-1 Rugged Bluetooth Speaker is designed to soak up whatever
to say that portable Bluetooth speakers are a dime a dozen seems appropriate but we can’t say the same for one that’s specifically designed with cycling in mind. instead offering fancy clamps and other mounting contraptions to the speaker hooked to your ride, the Scosche boomBOTTLE Rugged Wireless Speaker
with the media player or streamer market running of tricks in their bag, what else could makers offer? lower price point, plus maybe a new, sleek UI and a freshen up box design. the new WD TV Play by Western Digital is one such example. announced recently, the WD TV Play now joins the WD TV family of products and offers a new app-based
setting up a home theater system may seems like rocket science to some and that’s not to mention the inevitable clutter the multitude of cables that comes standard with such a setup that would almost certainly induce nerve-wrecking breakdown to any neat freaks. thanks to development such as the SONOS PLAYBAR wireless sound bar, non-tech inclined folks
regardless of how compact and portable speakers are, they still do occupy a space on your valuable desk or tabletop. so, if you are looking for a true untethered audio streaming that keeps thing off your desk, the bēm wireless Outlet Speaker might just be the answer. the bēm wireless Outlet Speaker is, essentially, a minimalist Bluetooth speaker
we know audiophiles swear by mega-sized high-fidelity sound system but not everyday you will get to stay put in your living or entertainment where those hi-fi gears are to enjoy those sweet audiophile sound. anywhere else, we can’t advise what equipment could replica that audio bliss you have enjoyed but if you are at your computer, this nifty Meridian Explorer USB DAC