Gadgets cover wide and varied areas including accessories, imaging, audio and visual and the likes.
heard a lot about DAC and how your demanding sound holes can benefit from it, but lack of the desktop real estate for one? well, then you will have no more such excuse for not getting one with the Cambridge Audio DacMagic XS USB DAC. described as “pint-sized” by its maker, the DacMagic XS USB DAC is so called for its ridiculously small package
speakers’ aesthetic remains largely unchanged over the years, which is obviously something that decor-conscious audiophiles have been lamenting about. however, if you have a burgeoning bank account, you may not have to suffered the fate of uninspiring speakers. with the new Bang & Olufsen BeoLab WiSA-certified
Barnes & Noble’s last eReader, the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight is quite a mouthful as far as eReader names are concerned. however, with the latest iteration, Barnes & Nobles has decided to drop ‘Simple Touch’ and simply refer it to as Nook GlowLight, which goes on sale today for just $119 a pop.
however elegant is your home, you can never get away with cable clutter. it is a disease in the gadget world that’s not going to go away anytime soon. even with the propagation of wireless solutions, we are still being plagued by it, cos’ after all, those gadgets still need to be powered and/or charged.
when you are traveling or at work, pulling out a cable and adapter to charge your Android smartphone can be quite a hassle and that’s not to mention the act of charging often means you will have leave your phone on the floor and opens the smartphone to the risk of being stepped on.
when it comes to headphone, the only thing that speaks of your style would be its color, but sadly, the headphones you fancy may not come in the hue of your choice, unless you send it in for some pretty pricey customization. no. actually, we were wrong; the Scosche lopeDOPE headphones do come in a myriad of color options
apparently phone makers are haggling over how a phone should fit our face, or in our hands. well, at least that’s what Korean electronics giants LG and Samsung seems to be doing by introducing each of their own iteration of curve display smartphone that’s suppose to be more ergonomic for, get this, our face.
when Apple announced the iPhone 5s with fingerprint scanning technology, we didn’t think the whole fingerprint thing would caught up with the rest of the phone makers, but we couldn’t be more wrong. now, we seriously think it might the next fad after mega-size, mega-pixel and crazy resolution. the HTC One max surprises us with
with so many Bluetooth speakers flooding the market, it becomes a daunting task for manufacturers and users alike to stand out from the crowd, but it seems like JBL might have the answer to this ‘pressing’ issue and it comes in the form of JBL Pulse High-Fidelity Wireless Speaker.
the flair to draw is kind of like an inborn thing, but that doesn’t mean all hopes will be lost if you don’t have the knack to doodle. thanks to the Marvel Creativity Studio Stylus and App, you, or maybe just your kids, can learn the secret of drawing of some of their favorite superheroes and villains from Marvel’s Avengers Assemble
don’t like the all-black look of the Ricoh GR? then, the Ricoh GR Limited Edition Camera might just be right up your alley. with this limited edition variant, the GR’s magnesium-alloy body now wears a “metallic vintage green wave-tone finish with a high-gloss shine”, matched to a marbleized ebony grip patterned in burl wood.