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Binatone Carrera X350 GPS system

Binatone Carrera X350 GPS system

The Binatone Carrera X350 personal navigation system was recently unveiled at the IFA 2007 event in Berlin, sporting a rather slim profile that makes it perfect for use in vehicles as well as pedestrians. Each purchase comes with UK safety camera warnings and has the capability to perform a full UK 7 digit postcode search. Features include a 3.5″ color display, 3D map rendering for those who can’t decipher 2D maps, and an SD memory card slot for expansion options. It is currently up for grabs for £130 in Europe with no word on whether it will make it’s way across the Atlantic.

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JBL On Stage 3 portable docking station

JBL On Stage 3 portable docking station

The JBL On Stage 3 portable docking station is certainly a companion that every iPod ought to be friends with as it is more than capable of offering decent audio in your living room - just make sure you don’t live in a mansion and the JBL On Stage 3 portable docking station will serve you just fine. Not only is it compatible with virtually all iPod models, it can also be hooked up to different devices such as digital audio players, CD players, games consoles, and notebooks among others. You get 6 watts of power per channel thanks to the integrated Odyssey loudspeakers. Each purchase comes with a remote control that has an operating radius of 10 meters. For those who love customization, there are interchangeable trim rings available to match the color of your iPod nano. Look out for the JBL On Stage 3 portable docking station when it arrives in stores next month.

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LG has new dual High-Def DVD player

LG has new dual High-Def DVD playerLG certainly isn’t taking any sides with their new B200 dual High-Def DVD player as this offering is capable of taking in both Blu-ray and HD DVD media, rendering the so-called “format war” redundant. Features include HDi support, 1080p output at 60Hz and 1080p upscaling of standard DVDs along with wider support for audio CDs and HD DVD network connectivity. The B200 will be compatible with MPEG-2, VC-1, H.264 video, MPEG1/2 audio, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS and DTS-HD audio formats, making this a pretty comprehensive home entertainment package on its own. Not only that, network interactivity is made possible via HDMI 1.3 out and a LAN Ethernet port. You won’t have to wait too long for this one. The unit will hit shelves in mid-October for $999. | | |

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Meizu announces M6 SL

Meizu announces M6 SLMeizu has officially revealed the M6 SL portable media player which is essentially an updated Meizu miniPlayer. This device is extremely slim when compared to the original, coming in with a 7.3mm thickness courtesy of a smaller battery that provides up to 26 and 4.5 hours of audio and video playback respectively. You also get a supposed improved viewing angle as well as a brand new audio chip which supports even the APE audio codec. If you’re in China anytime next month, you can pick up the new 2GB Meizu M6 SL for $90, whereas the 4GB and 8GB models will retail for $110 and $150 respectively. | | |

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JBL Spyro spices up desktop

JBL Spyro spices up desktop

JBL speakers have long been associated with great sound, and this time the JBL Spyro offers a design that is aesthetically pleasing to complement the great quality audio. The Spyro comes with a subwoofer that is flanked by a pair of flower-shaped speakers, where all three will come in white, black, teal, orange, or fuchsia colors. Even the cables are covered in cloth in order to make everything look uniform. The Spyro utilizes the most recent Odyssey transducer technology inside each satellite speaker, with an Atlas driver powering the subwoofer for impressive audio. This 2.1 system works great for your computer or games console, but it won’t really do as a high end audio product.

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Navigon throws 7100 into the fray

Navigon throws 7100 into the frayThe Navigon 7100 was reviewed by Laptop Mag and does pretty admirably. Surely you can’t go wrong with a glossy black look, and the Navigon 7100 will surely look at home in even the fanciest of vehicles. Amazingly enough, it boasts free traffic data - something rarely heard about among GPS devices. The Reality View feature that offers a photorealistic view of turns and Lane Assistant also go a long way in endearing the 7100 to its reviewers. Unforunately, the 7100 falls short in terms of the user interface, and the lack of voice options could ruffle some feathers. The Navigon 7100 also comes with a speed warning feature and Bluetooth connectivity to help you chat without taking your hands off the wheel when you’re driving. It is priced rather high though at $649, but if you want class, the Navigon 7100 certainly doesn’t fall short.

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Dell M6300 Precision notebook

Dell M6300 Precision notebook

Dell has certainly done a good job in the new M6300 Precision notebook, bringing an Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme Edition processor as well as Nvidia’s Quadro graphics to the end user. This workhorse definitely offers desktop performance in a notebook package. Features include a 17″ WGA+ LCD display and the ability to accept up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM. Other than that, users will be able to choose between solid state and encrypted hard drives in addition to the mandatory 802.11n standard. One thing’s for sure though - the Dell M6300 isn’t going to be cheap with prices starting from $2,070.

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Zune gets price drop

Zune gets price dropLooks like Microsoft’s Zune will be experiencing a price drop from tomorrow onwards, with a $199 retail price to help entice those sitting on the fence to part with their hard earned money. Apparently customer satisfaction has been pretty high with the 30GB device (approximately 94%), so this could be just the ticket to help make up your mind if you have been holding out a long time for one. This could possibly be a strategy to steal thunder from Apple’s upcoming iNnoucement…er, announcement concerning a revamped/new iPod.

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Klipsch AWR-650-SM outdoor speakers

Klipsch AWR-650-SM outdoor speakers

If you plan on sprucing up your garden with some music, there is always the Klipsch AWR-650-SM outdoor speakers that is currently on display at IFA 2007. It features a sandstone-shaped enclosure that aims to blend straight into the background without looking too obvious. Choose from granite, sandstone, or red rock finish to match your garden. The enclosure is UV-resistant so you don’t have to worry about this falling apart anytime soon. Needless to say, the Klipsch AWR-650-SM outdoor speakers must be waterproof if it were to stand up against the elements all year round.

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Sanyo launches PLV-Z2000 LCD projector

Sanyo launches PLV-Z2000 LCD projector

Sanyo has just introduced the PLV-Z2000 LCD projector that comes with a whole host of impressive features including a new 3D color management system, a contrast ratio of 15,000:1, an advanced lens shifting function and what is touted to be the industry’s quietest fan system. You get full HD resolution with this (1,920 x 1,080) so hooking up your PS3 or Xbox 360 to this would definitely be a mouth-watering experience. Video input includes two HDMI 1.3 ports, a couple of component inputs, composite, and S-Video. It is capable of projecting a 100″ diagonal image from 10 to 20 feet away, making this suitable for those who have small home theater setups in their humble abodes. The Sanyo PLV-Z2000 will hit US shores sometime in October at the recommended retail price of $2,995.99.

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