Orbitsound argues that headphones are not really stereo – just two separated mono signals clamped to your ears. With the Orbitsoundâ„¢ T3 you can Listen to stereo by hearing the sound from both speakers with both ears. You also get to share the music with friends, in high quality stereo, by placing it on any flat surface. The Orbitsoundâ„¢ fills the entire room with spatial stereo sound; using revolutionary airSOUND® technology. The li-ion battery provides up to 10 hours playing time on a single charge. Perfect for those like musics with company. Currently retails at $170. [OrbitSound]
Q1UP-V is very light, small and slim, weighing less than 2 lbs. It supports all PC application wherever you go. Now includes Windows Vista Business Edition, the model currently is powered by Intel Centrino Solo, with 2 GB of RAM, and 80 GB of HDD, accessible through 7″ touch screen at 1024 x 600 resolution. It also comes with built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The latest Intel ultra low voltage CPU allows up to 7 hours of continuous run time on battery. The biometric fingerprint reader also ensure your privacy and security are safely guarded. Priced currently at $1399. [Samsung VIA Upcoming Laptops]
Listening to your tunes from your iPod just got easier with these Geisha portable speakers. If you love Japan-themed gadgets, then you’ll wanna get these for sure. The best part is that it also doubles up as a protective casing for your iPod. No need for cords because the speakers are powered by four AA batteries. [SlashGear via iPod Blog]
If you’re in need of keeping your kids entertained and amused, the this in-car DVD player and game console might do the trick. It features a 7″ display and the DVD console located on the sun visor, a built-in emulator, 7″ widescreen LCD display, built-in FM transmitter, support for DVD, SVCD, VCD, DVCD, CD, CDG, CD-R and CD-RW discs, and support for MP4, MP3, WMA and JPEG files. You can get yours for $100.
Altec Lansing released its portable audio speaker called the Orbit-M in Korea. It’s compatible with MP3 player, PMP, laptop, etc. with 24-hour continuous playing time. [AVING] More
Cowon has just released in Korea a new version of the N3 with a wood frame made from Burl Walnut. The N3 features an Alchemy AU1250 600Mhz CPU, 7 ” touchscreen with 16.7M colors, PMP functions (audio/video/image), electronic dictionary, PIP (Picture In Picture) and a GPS system. No word on the price of for this PND (Portable Navigation Device), but unfortunately it’s a Korea-only release. [Akihabara]
OWC will be dropping a 500GB version of their Mercury on-the-go portable HDD. It features 5,400RPM, 8MB of cache drive, FireWire 800, FireWire 400 and USB 2.0 along with a copy of Prosoft DataBackup III for OS X and NovaStor NovaBackup for Windows. With all these fancy specs, it’s no wonder you’ll be paying about $360 for this monster. [Engadget]
Nomenta Industries has just launched its new portable talking translator called the Trinvo during Hong Kong Electronics. It supports 12 languages and features 750 commonly used sentences, 2500 word dictionary, sightseeing spot info, a save and recall sentences feature, currency and metric converter, adjustable screen contrast, fast search, world time, games, earphone jack, volume control, keytone on/off, auto power off, backlight timer, and an alarm. Now you can travel and have everything you need in one compact gadget, what more could you ask for? No word on pricing or where and when this will be making its way to store shelves. [AVING] More
Aude of China will be launching their new 7-inch portable DVD video player called the PDVD-8028 during China Sourcing Fairs at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong. It comes with a 16:9 wide screen, support for DVB-T, analog TV, game, card reader, TV recorder and MPEG4 support, and 3 hours of playing time with the provided rechargeable lithium battery. [AVING]
Korea Media System has announced the release the colorful ARO which is a 1.8-inch portable HDD in t Korea. It’s best known for its mobility factor andr low power consumption. it features a built in Mondrian design, plug-and-play operation, SF-coating stability and LED indicator, USB 2.0 (480 Mbps) and is available for 143,000(KRW). [MobileWhack]
