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Teac has started selling the new old-fashioned radio CD layer namely the Teac SL-D920. This retro gadget comes equipped with a remote control, a CD writer and a USB port for MP3 players and other storage devices. Available in black, red and white, the Teac SL-D920 CD player radio also features the ability to write discs with content recorded from radio. Folks in Japan are able to purchase the Teac SL-D920 for 29,980 Yen or around $368. [Product Page]
If you are looking for a new CD player, then check out the new TEAC CD-P650 that comes with full integration and support of Apple iPod. This music player features a USB port on the front panel, allowing you to play MP3 and WMA files that are stored on the USB flash drive. In addition, you can also rip your favorite CD albums into MP3 files without the needs of a PC. The TEAC CD-P650 CD player will be available next month. [Akihabara]
Teac has recently dropped their newest external DVD writer ‘DV-W28PUK-T’ for the European market. Targeted towards netbook users who are always on the move, this slim drive features a USB 2.0 connection interface and provides write speeds of up to 8x for DVD+R/-R, 6x for DVD+R DL, DVD-RW, 5x for DVD-RAM, 4x DVD+RW and 24x for CD-R/-RW. Measuring 142mm x 142mm x 19mm and weighing 309 grams, the Teac DV-W28PUK-T sells for 64.90 Euro (about $85). [Teac]
If you like retro gadgets, then check out the latest headphones from Teac. The Teac T50p incorporates Germany’s beyerdynamic technology to produce a high quality sound reproduction. The sealed ear-cups and headband are use metal parts to make them robust in a very timeless yet simple design form. The enclosed housing works very well to block external noise that way you are good to go even in a crowded market place. The Teac T50p comes equipped with a 1.2-meter long cable and a standard 3.5mm plug with an included 6.5mm adapters. The Teac T50p will be released in June 2010 for 30,000 Yen ($324). [Impress]
If you are searching for a new CD recorder this week, then check out the AD-800 from TEAC. It is not your ordinary CD recorder because it comes equipped with a cassette deck and a USB port. Using the TEAC AD-800, you can convert all of your old cassette tapes into digitally formats. Priced at 57,750 Yen ($617), the AD-800 is currently available in Japan. [TEAC]
Here’s another slim external DVD writer from Teac, the DV-W28U-V. Targeted towards netbook users who are always on the move, the drive features a USB 2.0 connection interface, a 2MB of buffer memory and provides maximum write speeds of 8x for DVD-R/+R and DVD+RW, 6x for DVD-R/+R DL and DVD-RW, 5x for DVD-RAM and 24x for CD-R/-RW. Measuring 128mm x 12.7mm x 129.4mm and weighing 172 grams, the DV-W28U-V sells for $113. [Teac]
The SR-3L from Teac is an all-in-one sound system that is ideal for use in the living room. The gadget comes equipped with an iPod/iPhone dock, a CD player, an AM/FM tuner with alarm clock, a couple of 5-watt speakers and a USB port allowing you to play both MP3 and WMA files from your USB flash drive. The Teac SR-3L will be released in Japan on March 1st, 2010 for 20,000 Yen ($222). [Teac]
Teac has joined with German manufacturer Avantgarde Acoustics to create three new acoustic speakers that may look old fashioned. The first one is the AvantGarde duo G2 that features a frequency range of 170 – 20,000Hz for speakers and 20 – 350Hz for the subwoofer for a total RMS power of 150W. Meanwhile, the AvantGarde duo Omeg G2 is more powerful and is capable of throwing a total wattage of 100W (RMS). And the last one is the AvantGarde uno G2, which is the cheapest model that is also capable of a total RMS power of 100W. The AvantGarde duo G2, AvantGarde duo Omeg G2, and AvantGarde uno G2 retails for $34,447, $41,623, $27, 270, respectively. [Journal du Geek]
Teac today announced its new all-in-one music system called the CR-H500NT. The device comes with a built-in CD player, an FM tuner and a USB port for connecting your iPod or other USB devices. It also offers a 2x40W output and supports both Ethernet and WiFi 802.11b/g internet connectivities, allowing access to internet radio and music streaming from a networked PC/storage. The Teac CR-H500NT will start shipping at the end of November for 89,250 Yen (about $990). [Teac]
If you want to convert all of your grandma’s LPs and cassette tapes collection into CD format, then you can use the latest CD recorder from Teac. The Teac LP-R550 comes equipped with a cassette tape recorder, LP disk player, and an AM/FM tuner. You can purchase the Teac LP-R550 for 69,800 Yen or equal to $745. [Akihabara]
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