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Kenwood Promises Surround From 2-Speaker...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 23rd, 2009 | No Comments

Have you heard of DTS Surround Sensation? Well, you may soon as Kenwood is aiming to be the first to deliver surround sound from your humble bedside CD player. Well, pseudo surround to be exact but what can you expect from just two speakers? The forthcoming CD player, as yet unnamed, was previewed...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 20th, 2009 | No Comments

Despite the fact that most modern surround sound setups are pretty stylishly designed to coordinate with a flashy TV, they're not for everyone. If you're taking a minimalist approach to your home cinema arrangement then the idea of combining some of the essentials with other furniture seems like an...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 19th, 2009 | No Comments

If you're a fan of the iTrip and also happen to have an iPod nano 4G, you might want to pick up this new addition to the range from Griffin, which is specifically designed for the player due to the fact that it fits perfectly beneath its already slim and stylish body. The new iTrip nano will admittedly...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 19th, 2009 | No Comments

VOIX has recently announced a new set of travel speakers called the PYT, featuring a slimline design and a kick-stand to help you enjoy tunes when you're away from home. It's designed primarily for Apple's players and supports the iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 2G and Nano 4G which can be fit snugly into the...

Tattu Octopus – Bluetooth Audio Wi...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 16th, 2009 | No Comments

Tattu Mobile has announced a new product for the Bluetooth market today in the shape of the Octopus, a versatile adaptor designed to stream your music through a range of devices. Sadly it's not as intriguingly designed as the name suggests and is simply a small box sporting play controls, a clip for...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 13th, 2009 | No Comments

In a move that is frankly long overdue, YouTube has announced that it will be trialling an upgrade to its service that allows users to download videos directly from the site and watch them when offline. Video creators will be offered a Creative Commons license to allow permission to reuse downloaded...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 13th, 2009 | No Comments

If you're the type that enjoys listening to calming music while you have a bath or singing in the shower, a waterproof MP3 player is likely to appeal,. The Water-proof MP3 Player Tower from Tokyoflash measures 183x78mm, houses an internal speaker that pumps tunes through the bottom and has play and...

Sony Rolls Out C903 Cyber-shot & W39...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 11th, 2009 | No Comments

With the Mobile World Congress just around the bend, Sony has decided to get in ahead of the rush with the release of its latest midrange Cyber-shot mobile phone, the C903. The C903 Cyber-shot sports a 5-megapixel camera and comes with a sliding protective lens cover and there's dedicated camera keys...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 10th, 2009 | No Comments

We've always thought the iPod Shuffle was the least appealing of the iPod range and SanDisk is hoping to muscle in on the little fella's territory with its own spin on a tiny square player. Meet the forthcoming Sanso slotRadio which is also small but differs from the Shuffle in a few key areas: it...

Sony Headphones Ask: ‘How Low Can ...

Posted by Gizmodo UK in Tech News on 02 9th, 2009 | No Comments

Not to be outdone by Sennheiser kicking off its 2009 earphone refresh with the new CX 300 II, Sony has launched 5 new sets of cans that promise the best bass around. With the tag, 'How low can you go?', Sony's XB series [eXtra Bass, geddit?] are promoted as having the "lowest ever bass", thanks to an...

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