These new Ultrasone HFI-2400 Headphones are driven by 40mm drivers and Ultrasone’s S-Logic technology and have a frequency range of 10-25Khz and 75 Ohms of impedance. They also feature metal shielding to reduce the emitting of magnetic radiation. Sounds like a solid package to us. $295.
Capitalizing on the latest features of Microsoft’s Windows 7 are these latest desktops from Gateway. The One ZX series will feature multitouch LCDs to maximize the new OS’s enhancements. Choose between the smaller-screened ZX4800 with a 20-inch monitor or the ZX6800 with a 23-inch monitor. The latter packs a 2.33GHz Core 2 Quad processor, 1 GB ATI Radeon graphics card, 8GB of RAM, and a 1TB HDD (or a 64 GB SSD). Also coming with the bundle are wireless peripherals like a keyboard and mouse, plus an integrated HD webcam, TV tuner, and built-in speakers. $750+.
We’ve always been a fan of phones from HTC and their new HD2 is definitely no exception. This one boasts a 4.3” inch capacitive screen, Windows Mobile 6.5 with HTC sense, GPS, 3.5G access, Wi-Fi, and a 5 megapixel camera with Dual-LED flash. Not too shabby. $TBA.
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If you are tired of your boring old hard drive, then you should really think about these new LaCie Starck Hard Drives. Ranging in size from 320-500GB for the Portable and 1TB-2TB for the external, these drives feature shiny, organically-shaped front surfaces with tough gray shells. $100-250.
This new Portable HDTV and DVD Player is about the size of a small netbook and it can play back High Definition video up to 720p resolution on it’s 7 inch TFT screen. It also has a built in DVD player, so if you aren’t currently near an HDTV source, you can still watch your favorite movies. $300.
A gaming laptop is the best bang for buck and even functionality because you can play your games wherever you are. MSI’s G-series, the MSI GT640 gaming laptop. Powered by Intel’s latest Core i7 processor, and NVIDIA’s powerful GeForce GTS 250M graphics card, is certainly one of those I’m referring to. Judging from the specs themselves it seems to be pretty strong. These specs are: Intel Core i7 Processor, Intel PM55 Chipset, 15.4″ TFT-LCD Display, NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250M 3D Graphic Card (1GB), 4GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB HDD, 2.0 M Webcam, 2 HD Speakers, 802.11 b/g/draft n Wireless, Bluetooth, Blu-ray Drive, 6/9 Cells Battery, and of course, Windows Vista. $TBA.
We’ve said it before, we’ll say it again; vacuum tubes add character to any audio setup. They add the warmth and depth to the sound that cannot be replicated by any solid-state device. But if you’re still uneasy about going the ‘tube’ way, then this amp’s for you. Japanese designer Koichi Futatsumata developed this hybrid amplifier for Elekit. The power amplifier stage of the amp is built on semiconductors or solid state devices while the character comes from the vacuum tubes in the tone control stage. Two 10W channels for the output give ample punch to a decent pair of speakers with a frequency range of 5 to 50,000 Hz. A mini jack on the side of the amp lets you connect your portable players. No word on pricing yet but it would certainly be worth it. $TBA.
