Got an incoming call while you’re busy listening to your tunes from your iPhone? You won’t need to remove your earbuds if it’s the Shure SE115m+. The earphones integrate a remote and a microphone so you can pick up that call without taking it off from your ears. You can even record voice memos into supported iPods and iPhones. Enjoy heavy bass sounds and a warm sound quality through the Dynamic MicroSpeaker II driver and block out external noise as well. $120.
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You know that it’s just a matter of time before Apple integrates their gesture-powered gimmickry into other computing peripherals. One such example is the new Magic Mouse. Think of it as an iPhone or iPod Touch that functions solely as a mouse, and you’ll get the idea on how the mouse works. Scroll, click, drag or do whatever you usually do with a computer mouse, only Apple’s version lacks a button of any kind. The whole top shell is a button and a touch screen, so you can move and click around it as the need arises. Connect the Magic Mouse to your Bluetooth adapter and leave the worries of tracking and scrolling to this wonderful device. $70.
You’ll never forget your first, even if that first was a flop. Apple released the Lisa back in 1978, the first consumer computer loaded with a graphical user interface (GUI). Sadly, Lisa wasn’t the date that everyone had in mind so after two years in the dating pool, she had to fade into the sunset. But she’s resurrected now, though in t-shirt form. Made of organic materials, the shirt is part organic cotton, part recycled rayon and polyester, all printed with water-based eco inks. $32.
Maybe it is just another way to put out a brand new iPod nano only months after the last one, but the new iPod Nano with video, not only gives you the options to play videos on your Nano, it lets you capture them too, with the use of the built in video camera. All the same color choices are available as well as choices of both 8GB and 16GB models. $150-180.
Apple made it in time for Summer to bring out the newest iPhone, the iPhone 3G S. Though physically, this new iPhone does not have any difference to the 3G edition, some new features are added. With iPhone 3G S, you get faster hardware, increased battery life, faster connections thanks to the support of 7.2Mbps HSDPA, digital compass, video capture, 3 megapixel autofocus camera and voice controls. Not much, if you ask me. How about you, readers? You willing to give iPhone 3G S a look? $200+.
Although Mac’s are largely known to be much easier and more efficient to use, a lot of users have complaints about how short the battery life can be. The HyperMac is here to end those problems, with 4 different options that will have your MacBook running for up to 32 hours on a single charge. $200-500.
Intel’s latest generation architecture comes to the Mac in the new Mac Pro. It has the Nehalem Xeons which is like 2x the speed of the previous series. It’s really a single-die, 64-bit processor with all the power you could want of many cored CPU’s. It uses 1066 DDR3 Ram and Turbo Boost which gives it more power on full load! These are the fastest Macs that you can spend your money on. It’s a 2.66 Quad and 8-Core 2.26 options to choose from and you really won’t regret it either.$2500.
