IFA is perhaps the next biggest consumer electronics show in global scale outside of North America and needless to say, electronics makers will not pass on this golden opportunity to show off their shiny new gadgets during this prestigious event. this year’s IFA sees Japanese electronics giant Sony introducing some very drool-worthy products ranging from smartphone to imaging devices to home audio system.
it seems like music and cycling is made for each other – well, maybe it wasn’t before Turtle Shell Boombox came around. the Turtle Shell is pretty neat stuff, however, our preference for portable speaker is never a one-size-fits-all solution and which is why the same folks behind that hardy Turtle Shell has another
one look at the name, you may think this is the old all-in-one music system from the Boston-based audio equipment maker, but the Tivoli Audio Music System+ is actually an update as noted with a subtle ‘+’ in its product name. basically, it is the Tivoli Audio Music System that you know from donkey years ago, rejuvenated with modern features such as Bluetooth
the fact that today’s speaker system looks too much like a speaker could mean an interior design disaster to some. everything with respect to the interior decor is so harmonized and out pops a speaker with its pronounced black grill and the all too familiar rectangular form. depending on your aesthetic inclination, this calls
Cambridge Soundworks has officially join the mega-sized Bluetooth speakers bandwagon with its Cambridge Soundworks OontZ XL Bluetooth Speakers. the OontZ XL is the company’s largest Bluetooth speaker which is roughly two times the size of the OontZ and OontZ Angle. naturally, along with upsizing comes
following to the announcement of the STREET by 50 headphones, SMS Audio also wants to have your other portable audio experience covered as well with the SMS Audio SYNC by 50 Wireless Speaker. what makes the SYNC stands out is the 50mm drivers’ position: they are located to the sides as opposed to
long and oblong form is what we expected of today’s Bluetooth speakers, but if you are looking the other way, then the MIPOW BOOM Bluetooth Speakers might just be your cuppa. the MIPOW BOOM Bluetooth Speakers is Hong Kong-based MIPOW foray into the world wireless speakers and we must say that as far as aesthetic goes, the duo in the BOOM
there was a little “side announcement” when Motorola unveiled the Moto X last week and it was a collaboration speaker by SOL REPUBLIC and Motorola, dubbed as the DECK Wireless Speaker. honestly, we are not digging its look, but on paper, it has pretty impressive stuff going under the fancy hued, thin wireless speaker.
rugged portable wireless speakers are a dime a dozen but as portables, they can be quite small for the liking for some folks and so we thought the Braven 855s Rugged Portable Wireless Speaker might just be able to fill that void.the 855s is bigger, measuring 10″ x 4″ and has a full 20W of audio bliss. but setting itself apart from the sleek 850
just when we thought Logitech is sinking into the background of the computer speakers market, it came up with a sleek, contemporary solution that had us at ‘hello’. by contemporary, we mean going the Bluetooth route. sporting gentle curves and a fabric finish, the Logitech Z600 Bluetooth Speakers are designed to complement your equally good-looking
what you see here is not a Roomba-like vacuum cleaner. it is Panasonic stake on the portable Bluetooth speaker market and while the design is nothing to shout about, it does have something today’s active lifestyle demands: Quad Proof Tough. so what the heck is a Quad Proof Tough? for starter, the SC-NT10 is splash proof to IPX4 rating