Genius has rolled out thee Bluetooth keyboards for iPad and Android tablets. Known as the LuxePad, LuxePad 9000 and LuxePad A9000, these input devices feature a built-in Bluetooth technology, a smooth tactile feedback and specific function keys for one-touch access to a variety of iPad features. These keyboards are powered by a pair of AAA batteries. The LuxePad and LuxePad 9000 are designed for the Apple iPad, while the LuxePad A9000 is perfect for Android tablets. The Genius LuxePad, LuxePad 9000 and LuxePad A9000 are priced at $59.99 each. [Ubergizmo]
Scosche Industries has rolled out the Scosche clipSYNC compact charge and sync cable for iPhone and iPod. Measuring in at less than 2.5-inch (when closed), the clipSYNC comes equipped with an integrated carabiner clip, so you can attach it to your keychain, backpack or luggage. This durable cable is constructed with a rugged aluminum exterior, which is able to withstand the normal wear and tear that occurs when traveling. If you are interested, you can purchase the Scosche clipSYNC for only $19.99 a pop. [Scosche]
The BoomBoom 75 Bluetooth music receiver offers a wireless link between your stereo system and your smartphone or tablet PC via Bluetooth connectivity. The device supports A2DP Stereo Bluetooth profile for music listening. It is also compatible with most of Bluetooth-enabled gadgets including Android smartphone/ tablet, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The BoomBoom 75 Bluetooth music receiver is priced at $49.99 a pop. [Product Page via RedFerret]
The Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-L54D is now available for purchase via GeekStuff4U. The gadget is able to recharge most of smartphones and tablet PCs. The Sanyo Eneloop KBC-L54D comes equipped with a 5400mAh Lithium-ion battery and provides a higher output of 1.5A to reduce charging times for gadgets. Its internal battery can be recharged via an AC adapter or a USB port. Measuring 105mm x 69mm x 160mm, the Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Boosters KBC-L54D retails for $97.96 each. [Product Page]
The iRig MIDI from IK Multimedia is an ultra-compact standard Core MIDI interface for iOS devices. The gadget connects any MIDI compatible devices (MIDI keyboards, drum machines, drum pads, or pedal boards) to the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. The iRig MIDI provides three MIDI ports (in, out, and thru), a pair of LEDs for MIDI in/out activity display, and a micro USB port that can charge the iOS device while in use. The company also provides a couple of free apps such as SampleTank and iRig MIDI Recorder. The IK Multimedia iRig MIDI retails for $69.99. [Product Page]
iLuv Creative Technology has recently unveiled the new WorkStation Series of docks that will turn your Apple’s iPad into a desktop PC. Dubbed as the iLuv iMM737 Workstation and iMM517 Workstation Pro, both gadgets feature an adjustable desktop docking station and a tilting/ rotating bracket that enables easy viewing in either portrait or landscape mode. The iLuv iMM737 Workstation has a wired keyboard with dedicated keys for iPad, while the iLuv iMM517 Workstation Pro features a Bluetooth keyboard. The iLuv WorkStation Series is priced at between $49.99 to $179.99. [iLuv]
The new a-JAYS One+ headset features a one-button remote, so you can control talk and music on your mobile device. Available in the matte-black finish, the headset is compatible with smartphones from HTC, Samsung, BlackBerry, Apple and LG. The a-JAYS One+ also features a tangle-free flat cable. If you are an Android smartphone user, you can download a free JAYS Headset Control from the Android Market that brings voice, volume and track controls to your smartphone. The a-JAYS One+ headset will be launched in Q4 2011 for $49.99. [Product Page]
The dockBoss+ from CableJive is a smart adapter that lets you connect an Android smartphone to an iOS speaker dock. The adapter comes equipped with a 30-pin connector, a standard micro USB plug, and a 3.5mm audio plug. The 30-pin connector attaches to your iPhone, iPod, or iPad dock, while a standard micro USB plug and a 3.5mm audio plug connect to your Android smartphones. The dockBoss+ adapter will be released on September 28th, 2011 for $29.95 a pop. [CableJive]
Logitech will release the Harmony Link in the US market in October 2011. This gadget will turn your iOS devices or Android smartphones into the smartest universal remote control in the world. The Logitech Harmony Link works in tandem with a free Logitech Harmony Link app, allowing users to browse a personalized schedule of their favorite TV shows or movies. The Logitech Harmony Link receives Wi-Fi signals from the Harmony Link App and turns them into Infrared commands to control home-entertainment devices. What makes this gadget more interesting is that it supports more than 5000 brands. The Logitech Harmony Link is priced at $99.99. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
iHome today unveiled its new iD3 Studio Series Audio System for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod. The speaker adopts the Bongiovi Acoustics Digital Power Station technology, which is actually a real-time digital signal processing that extends audio bandwidth and adds missing harmonics without adding peak output to the signal. Measuring 14.81-inch x 5.71-inch x 6.23-inch, the iHome iD3 also features an adjustable EQ, a front-mounted dock with charging capabilities, and neodymium speakers with 50 Watts of total power. The iHome iD3 Studio Series Audio System for iOS devices is currently available for $250 a pop. [iLounge]
