The Genius LuxeMate 810 Media Cruiser is a combination of a keyboard, a remote control and a mouse that works wirelessly to control your Windows Media Center PC system. Specially designed for the Microsoft XP media center edition (MCE), it is a total hardware solution for you to control media center features, giving you a handy control for Live TV, online radio, DVD, internet browsing, MSN chat on PCs and all you need is just one key touch for access. The device uses the dual-way wireless 2.4GHz technology, allowing you to control your Home Theater PC (HTPC) from a distance of up to 10-meter. The Genius Wireless LuxeMate T810 Media Cruiser is currently available for $89.99. [Genius]
If you are searching for a new gaming speaker system, then check out the Genius SW-G2.1 1250. Its subwoofer uses an advanced 5.25-inch drive unit in an ultra-rigid MDF board cabinet, so you can be encompassed by solid, deep and extended bass. The curvaceous satellite speakers with magnetically-shielded 3-inch cones deliver full mid-range and well-balanced detailed sound. The individual control box makes it easier to adjust the volume and bass. There is also a microphone jack on the control box for chatting with on-line game partners. This speaker system provides a 3.5mm standard input for PC game and MP3/CD player users, and 2 RCA jacks (right and left audio stereo jacks) for easy connection to gaming consoles, DVD players, and TVs. The suggested retail price for the Genius SW-G2.1 1250 gaming speakers is $69.99. [Genius]
Genius is ready to launch the all-new Traveler 6000 and Traveler 6000 Classic wireless mice in the US and Canada. The Genius Traveler 6000 wireless mouse has a smooth and accurate 1200dpi optical engine and connects to notebooks or desktops using an extremely tiny Pico USB receiver. The energy-saving and long-range 2.4GHz RF wireless frequency provides users flexibility and uninterrupted wireless connectivity. Genius has included a storage compartment for the Pico receiver underneath the top cover as well as an on/off switch to conserve battery power, making this mouse ideal for traveling. The mouse requires one AAA Alkaline battery (included). The Genius Traveler 6000 Classic is a special edition to the line with all of the same great features as the Traveler 6000. However, the Traveler 6000 Classic comes with an elegant top cover design, while the Traveler 6000 is available in Diamond Black, Royal Blue or Ruby Rose. Both mice are compatible with the Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP or Mac OSX 10.4+. [PCLaunches]
Genius today introduced the SlimStar 8000 wireless keyboard and mouse combo for consumers in the US and Canada. The SlimStar 8000 is a brand new wireless combo from Genius that brings simplicity, fashion and elegance to your lifestyle. Both input devices feature the anti-interference function that offers reliable 2.4GHz transmission and longer operational distance. Control and convenience are at your fingertips with these comfortable full-size keyboard and 1200dpi optical wireless mouse. The ultra-slim keycaps provide comfort when typing. What’s more, the keyboard also has small liquid drain holes beneath the keys, which prevent any damage to the keyboard from accidental spills. The Genius SlimStar 8000 retails for $24.90. [Genius]
Genius is offering you their newest wireless mouse called the Navigator 905 Vogue. Adopting the BlueEye tracking technology (works on almost every surface), this travel-friendly mouse comes with a 3-button design and features a 2.4GHz radio frequency, a 1200 dpi resolution and a tiny USB receiver. The Navigator 905 Vogue retails for $45. [Genius]
Genius today unveiled a trio of new portable speakers namely the SP-i170, SP-i177 and SP-i300. These portable speakers deliver the ability to resonate superb sound from popular electronic devices. The Genius SP-i170, SP-i177, SP-i300 adopt the GeniusLink technology that allows you to connect similar Genius speakers. These speakers also have a built-in battery, which provides up to 8-hour of operation time. [Ubergizmo]
Genius has come out with a new wired keyboard ‘LuxeMate i200′ for the European market. Coming in piano-black finish, this compact keyboard features soft-touch keys, 12 multimedia keys for accessing the web and media, and has USB connectivity. Measuring 321mm x 142mm x 254mm, the LuxeMate i200 retails for 19.99 Euro (about $27). [Genius]
Genius has once again expanded its line of speaker systems with the all new SP-HF500A. Targeted towards PC users, these two-way Hi-Fi wooden speakers feature a three-inch speaker driver that is capable of delivering crystal clear treble and ground-rattling bass, and provide a total output power of 14W (RMS). In addition, these speakers also come with an extra line-in jack for connecting an iPod, MP3 player or CD player, and a headphone jack for private listening. The SP-HF500A will start shipping in November for $44.99. [BusinessWire]
Genius just rolled out a couple of “dual platform” graphics tablets that are compatible with Windows and Mac OS. The EasyPen i405 comes equipped with 28 programmable hot keys, and a 4-inch x 5.5-inch working area. Meanwhile, the MousePen i608 features an optical mouse, 29 programmable hot keys, and a 6 x 8-inches working area. Both graphics tablets come bundled with PenNotice, Annotate for Word, Commander, PenMail, and PenSigner, providing useful and convenient functions for presentations or handwritten notes. The Genius EasyPen i405 and MousePen i608 retails for $79 and $99, respectively. [Press Release]
Here is another noise cancellation headphones from Genius in the form of the Genius GHP-04NCs. The headphones come with a 40mm bass driver, accompanied by plush leather earpads, a soft headband sponge and swiveling earcups. Other important features include a 6.3mm dual-plug stereo adapter that is compatible with a variety of airplane audio sources. The GHP-04NCs requires two AAA batteries that is enough for up to 50-hour of operating time. You can purchase this high-quality headphones for $50 each. [Electronista]
