Everything that lets you enjoy audio and visual entertainment ranging from home entertainment systems to media players to TV and more.
gaming on smartphone is equate to listening to a flat, non-equalized sound which is fine by most of us. after all, mobile gaming is another way to kill time. however, if you are looking for more out of your smartphone gaming experience, then the Divoom ONBEAT-X1 Bluetooth Gaming Speaker might be
bass heads rejoiced. Sony has a pair of audio cans coming your way that is set to satisfy your insatiable appetite of low frequency thumping. dubbed the Sony MDR-XB910 Aluminum Headphones (officially, just Sony MDR-XB910 Headphones), this pair of “extra bass, extra style” headphones features a new advanced
perhaps the Monster Diamond Tears Sally Sohn Edition Headphone’s one-of-the-kind status might turn some away, but hey, it is always good to know that such an exquisite cans does indeed exist and is ready to be snapped up by the richest of the rich. priced at £20,000 a pair (US$30,000), this
miss those good old days where you used to strut down the beachside with a stereo boombox on your shoulder? now you can relive those moments with the bēm Boom Box Portable Bluetooth Speaker. but of course, gone are the days of cassette tapes and hefty sized system, and in comes an equally befitting
our experience with media streamers is the lethargic user interface, which totally puts us off (that’s politely put). we conclude that this due to 1) snail-powered processor, and 2) heavyweight UI. we might be wrong, but based on our beliefs, we thought the new Roku 3 Streaming Media Player might dispel our presumptions. sporting a faster processor
birds chirping or ‘singing’ is closely associated to peacefulness and serenity and therefore, it seems logical for an audio speaker to take on the form of the avian fellows. such is what the WRENZ Speakers by GAVIO are. beyond its cuteness and awesome mirror finished aesthetic, the WRENZ sound reproduction duty is carried out by a custom 32mm neodymium driver
with 1TB of built-in storage, the Sony Personal Content Station LLS-201 is a WiFi designed for digital media munchers who prefer to have their cloud nearer to home than hundred of miles away in some stranger’s place. basically, it works in the same way as most media hubs or network media players. it offers you a space – all 1TB of it – to consolidate
gone were the days where getting good sounds require you to have mad scientist’s lab-like setup. everything has been shrunk down to a point where you could now get audiophile-grade sound even from a small cube device. however, if you are one who is adamant on the ‘old school’ setup i.e. multiple components, it doesn’t necessary mean your
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