Saturday, March 17, 2007

Speaker Pillow


How many of you are fun of listening to music or relaxing sounds while sleeping? I guess a lot of people used to do it! I myself is one of those…=)

One problem you run into is you do not want to disturb other people in your house so you need to low down the volume.

Well, this speaker pillow solves the problem. Now you can actually lie on the speaker. No need to turn up the volume anymore! The speaker is right there. Simply plug this comfortable pillow into your audio device and fall asleep.

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The Speaker Pillow was designed by an illiterate man who could not read or write. Keith Lee, who lives in the greater Seattle area, is a janitor at a nationwide discount retailer.

Desperate enough about his condition, he wanted to learn how to succeed in life. So, Mr. Lee worked long hours and developed the marvelous Speaker Pillow. Then he could listen to self-help motivational tapes when retiring at night without disturbing his wife.

He conducted all his own research on available materials and technology. He performed countless experiments. And there it is! Mr. Lee developed his unique pillow that uses the finest of materials for maximum pleasure and learning. Along the way, he began to develop a great sense of accomplishment and realized that any goals are achievable with vision, wisdom, and hard work.

Once he began to share his creation with family and friends, he soon realized the potential of his invention. The Speaker Pillow became very popular even with people who formerly used other conventional pillows. They too began enjoying their sleep more while listening to their favorite music. Others, who used the pillow for learning purposes, were astonished when they found out that they could learn in comfort and in style.

He has begun an ambitious marketing campaign to spread the word about the Speaker Pillow. Mr. Lee's next ambitious goal is to become the universal guru of pillows.

Nice story right! Let’s try this one…besides it’s recommended for stress reduction, mask tinnitus, pain management, and other therapeutic and leisure applications.

DLO HomeDock Deluxe for iPod









Browsing this site http://www.widgetsandgadgets.com/audio.html entails about portable media players. Wanting to know whether there are tools to link the entire digital music and movie library directly from your iPod to the TV and stereo system. This is what I found out!

The DLO HomeDock Deluxe let’s you view and select your iPod’s music on your TV screen. At the same time view current song information and navigate playlist, artist and albums right from your sofa.

It’s more than a dock — it’s total entertainment
Music. Movies. TV shows and more. The New HomeDock Deluxe makes it easy to browse, select and enjoy your favorite digital songs, programs and movies straight from your iPod using DLO’s full-featured remote control and advanced on-screen navigation. It ships with an S-video cable for DVD-quality movies; it fully charges and powers your iPod while in use; and perhaps most importantly, it lets you take full advantage of your existing home entertainment components — from big-screen televisions to surround-sound configurations.

Quick Facts:

  • The all-in-one way to connect your iPod to your home TV and stereo
  • Ready to go right out of the box, with no wireless or other home computer network required
  • Access and enjoy your entire iPod music and movie library right from your sofa
  • On-screen album art delivers the complete iPod experience
  • “My Jukebox” feature lets you build playlists on the fly
  • Ships with S-video cable for the clearest viewing of your favorite videos
  • Full-featured, scratch-resistant remote with buttons for 18 dedicated functions
  • 12 color themes and multiple screen savers to personalize your experience.

Now instead of going blind by squinting at your iPod from 10 feet away, you can now browse with the customizable navigation screen.

Saturday, January 27, 2007

Nokia N93



Nokia is a world leader in mobile communications, driving growth and sustainability of the broader mobility industry.

Mobile Phones features Nokia N93 as the ultimate mobile phone for spontaneous and sophisticated video recording.

Offering the best mobile video and photography experience, Nokia N93 is packed with camera features that enable high-quality photos and DVD-like quality video. Using the color landscape display as a full screen viewfinder, it is ready to capture moments conveniently whether special events or impromptu everyday life.

Nokia N93 delivers an unparalleled video experience with stereo audio recording and digital stabilization through its MPEG-4 VGA video at 30 frames per second. Incorporates a 3.2 mega pixel camera and up to 20x digital zoom with auto focus and close-up mode for amazing clarity and accuracy. Furthermore, it has an active camera toolbar that displays all available capture features. With keys for shutter, zoom and flash and a camera mode to switch quickly and easily between image and video capture.

Features large internal memory of up to 50 MB, that can be further expanded with a hot swap miniSD card of up to 2 GB, allowing users to capture up to 2500 high-quality photos. Photos and videos can easily be transferred from the memory card to a compatible PC for storage

“The Nokia N93 marks a new era in the digital camcorder market," said Anssi Vanjoki, executive vice president and general manager of Multimedia, Nokia.

TV-B-Gone Remote Control



Here comes a universal remote control that functions in two ways. First, it has a power button that allows switching a TV on or off. Second, the device is handy that easily fits the pocket.




As stated in http://www.widgetsandgadgets.com/home-appliances.html, there are more TV’s in the world than there are houses. Thus, bears the fact that the world indeed has already too much TV’s.

There is no big deal against these idiot boxes, although sometimes television is more of a pain in the neck rather than a pleasure most especially if you are not the one holding the remote control. Couples and kids may fight over each other for the TV set and escalated to greater household wars.

Now there's a solution: the TV-B-Gone. This small keychain wonder is designed to turn off virtually any television. Invented by Mitch Altman, a former Silicon Valley entrepreneur, the TV-B-Gone is a simple remote control device with a single button. When activated, the unit emits 209 different turn-off codes for nearly every TV. The unit takes a little more than a minute to cycle through all of the turn-off codes, but fortunately, codes for the most common TVs are emitted first. And because it's small, unassuming, and attaches to your key ring, you can always be discreet about offing that off-putting talking head.

How it Works:

  1. Point it at a TV set.
  2. Press the button ( no need to hold the button down)
  3. Keep pointing it at the TV until the TV turns off ( which may take up to 69 seconds)

TV-B-Gone keychain remote control then increased sense of wellbeing, less anxiety, more time for productive activity, and more satisfying social interactions.

Canon EOS 30D

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Digital Single-Lens Reflex (DSLR) cameras are becoming more accessible to the masses. But with increasing features through large scale integration circuitry, the feature-to-price ratio is becoming more eye-catching to amateurs and enthusiast.

Canon, a major player in the world of professional photography world, introduced their latest DLSR, the EOS 30D.

The EOS 30D is equipped with picture styles that allow anyone to create photos for various purposes.

The speed and image quality of this Canon’s award winning CMOS sensor technology triggered me to buy a camera for myself.

It maximizes speed and image quality by processing uncompromisingly complex color rendition algorithms, clearing the buffer at high speed.

The EOS 30D then has these following features:

  • 8.2 Megapixel APS-C size CMOS sensor
  • 5 fps and 30 large JPEG frame burst
  • 2.5”, 230K pixel, 170ยบ wide viewing angle LCD screen
  • Picture Style image processing parameters
  • Spot metering and High Precision 9-point AF system
  • DIGIC II image processor with 0.15 sec start-up time
  • Digital Photo Professional RAW processing software
  • 100,000 cycle shutter durability and rugged magnesium alloy body
  • Simultaneous RAW and JPEG recording
  • Wide 100-3200 ISO range
  • E-TTL II Flash
  • PictBridge compatibility
  • Complete compatibility with all Canon EF and EF-S lenses and EX-series Speedlites
  • USB 2.0 Hi-Speed and Video Out connectivity

“A rapidly expanding population of serious and semi-commercial creative photographers is helping drive EOS growth,” said Mogens Jensen, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging Europe.

Creative Zen Vision

Creative labs have a history of turning out great MP3 players, and the Zen V is no exception.

The Creative Zen V is a 1 GB, flash MP3 player, mid-priced at around $85 on the market.
It is the same as the Zen V Plus except without an FM radio or video playback.

According to the manufacturer this player will last approximately 15 hours between charges; run-time will vary based on use and power management configuration. Flash players like this are ideal for people who use their players in more active listening environments.

Pros and Cons:
It offers a pocket-friendly design and the vivid OLED display is viewable from any angle. The player packs nice features, such as voice and line-in recording, photo playback, and compatibility with subscription WMA tracks.

The joystick is really small and has a cheap feel to it. The screen is difficult to see in bright sunlight, and there is no UMS support. You do not get the FM radio and video playback found on the Plus version.

Summary and Recommendations
According to http://www.widgetsandgadgets.com/creativezen-vision.html Creative’s Zen Vision is an impressive second entry into the portable media player market, following the company’s first effort, the Creative Zen Portable Media Center.