Tech Gadget Review

Here is a cool new gadget wearable, that is in the form of an audio Bone 1.0 headphones. GameChanger recently introduced the Audio Bone 1.0 headphones that adopt the bone to the transfer of technology, high-quality sound. Available in black, orange and blue, these headphones are also waterproof. Audio Bone 1.0 headphones retail for 190 dollars.[CrunchGear]

Nothing too amazing, but if it has become Kenwood fan and looking for something compact, UD-E77WSD, may be exactly what you’re looking for!  The UD-E77WSD (2×20W) feature a CD player, as well as the SD slot (support 32GB SD card) and USB port to access music stored on the card, or SD or at the DAP as the Media barrels of Kenwood. Our compact Hi-Fi will be read without too many difficulties, AAC, WMA, MP3 or WAV files and functions in 24bit DAC HRS (High Resolution Sound) from Kenwood “Supreme” technologies.[Akihabaranews]

Well, headphones are obvious solution, and today we are already on the model, which can only have all the answers: Saitek Cyborg 5.1 Gaming Headset. Using a headset allows you to experience the media in any size you want, cables and 5.1 models are usually relatively inexpensive. Saitek also caters for people who do not have audio outputs on a PC / notebook, a common trick with the integration of the USB sound card. Essentially, any machine that operates a USB 2.0 or XP, Vista will be fully incorporated in the 5.1-capable device - at least when it comes to headphones are interested.[Trustedreviews]

JBL just announced its new wireless speaker module, WEM AIR-1. This channel receives 2.1 transmitter signal via RCA audio jacks, or a contribution 3.5mm, info and sends it to 2.4GHz wireless connection to a maximum of 70-feet, which allows you to send music to another room, or to connect the rear speakers in the surrounding without wires snaking platform. The WEM-1 will be available later this month for 359 dollars.[JBL]

The first thing to note is that it is not only an audio player, Philips GoGear SA3225/02 2GB also plays video. It 1.8in, 220 x 176 pixel color screen and will play back on reasonably smooth up to 24 frames per second - is better than the cheap, but not so cheerful Trekstor i.Beat Motion looked for the last time. Video playback is nice to have extra, and for short clips, is quite watchable on the device. But do not expect long hours watching television programmers and movies on it without all squinty-eyed - it is simply too small to do so. Format support is limited, too, quite unusual. SMV file type. This means that you can forget using your favorite tool to convert video transmission to SA3225/02 - almost certainly will have to stick with Philips’ package tool converter.[Trustedreviews]

If you are a player, then you may be like the new headphones from Plantronics. Known as GameCom 777, this headset is proud of Dolby Surround Sound and well-cushioned earpods. S?uchawek adopt Dolby Prologic II in technology plug-and-play USB sound card and has a high-quality noise cancelling microphone and volume control. At the sound of Dolby Surround, you can disable using in-line volume control. The Plantronics GameCom 777 retail headset to 99 dollars.[Wired]

Like what you see in the picture? These colorful, Sony Walkmans appeared on the site in New Zealand. We are talking about three new models of Sony fresh turn off oven, NWZ-E435, E436-NWZ, and NWZ-E438. They all have 2-inch QVGA LCD display, FM tuner, support for the codec MP3, AAC, WMA, and Linear PCM files. The players will come in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB versions with different colors to choose.[mobilewhack]

Samsung Korea this morning released a new Bluetooth 5.1 Speaker, YA-SBR510 (150 €), which can be used with a PC, TV, and even the DAP (MP3 player). If this is not enough for their own happiness DAP with Bluetooth capabilities, will be glad to learn that you can still connect YA-SBR510 to any audio device through the regular audio.

If you’re looking for something even less can be obtained YA-SD210, the cradle for Samsung DAPs (P2, T10 or S3), which can also be used as a speaker. [Akihabaranews]