Turtle Beach’s new Ear Force X4 wireless headphones works wirelessly and receives full Dolby 5.1 surround sound and Dolby Pro Logic II. Priced at $200, the headphones comes with a microphone for communication via Xbox Live. You can also remove the mic and plug this headset into any analog audio source for use as a normal pair of headphones. $200.
Brando offers a new and tiny Mp3 player. Dubbed as the Sport In-Ear, this tiny music player comes equipped with 1GB of storage space, lithium battery, and in-ears earbuds design. The gadget plays Mp3, WMA and WAV file formats and provides USB 2.0 connectivity and 8-hours playback time. Available in blue or red colors, the Mp3 player is priced at $22.
Listen to your tunes in style with the WESC Alp Horn by WESC. It features 57mm drivers, 60 ohm impedance, and a frequency range of 20-20,001hz with the coolest design we’ve seen yet. $80.
The Any Source Bluetooth Speaker System allows you to link any of your bluetooth devices to play on the speakers, be it your laptop, iPod, cell phone, PDA, or whatever. That’s pretty handy for the wireless age. It also has an RCA cable for your stone age non-bluetooth devices. Sony is also coming out with something similar, but it’s not out yet. $260.
This piece not only plays your music, but it’s a great looking addition to the look of your pad. You can hook your iPod or other mp3 player up to it, as well as just tune in to your local stations. $275.
Alphanumeric just made a comeback with the release of their A-123 headphones. They feature a shape like the Sony Eggo headphones and have 40mm drivers for better bass use a collapsible design for easier storage. $50.
How would you like to convert your old cassette tapes into Mp3s? Not only does this deck sound decent when you connect through your USB; with the help of the included software, you can easily convert your audio cassettes into digital form for playback on iPod or copy on CD. Now this won’t make your tunes sound CD quality, but this is great for those obscure, hard-to-find classics you have in the garage collecting dust. Now you can bump those old school Freestyle and Electro hits and whip out your long lost Frampton collection for the ladies! $150.
Priced at $18, the Side Kick CD Tray is made of black wood and has a white ceramic figurine showing off some kick-ass martial arts skills. The stand is 7.9 inches long and can hold up to seven CDs.
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