Callpod Dragon Bluetooth headset
The Callpod Dragon Bluetooth headset boasts of an impressive 100 meter range - that’s way further that what standard Bluetooth headsets can offer (those work best within a 5 meter radius), featuring dual-mic noise suppression technology as well. Heck, if you happen to purchase a couple of these, you can even use it as a walkie-talkie in order to save on your minutes. Each $119.99 purchase comes with a couple of reversible earwraps for greater comfort and upgradable firmware for future updates.
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The Art.Engine is a Ferrari-inspired audio engineering effort that aims to give birth to an all-new concept in audio as well as an exciting listening experience. This complete stereo system consists of twin-speaker arrays, wireless signal input, and digital electronics, all stored in an elegant tower that is unobtrusive yet impossible to ignore. It will function immaculately in just about anywhere, be it at home, in the office or on a yacht. There will only be 1,000 Art.Engines produced, turning each purchase into an instant collector’s item. The Art.Engine speaker stands 47″ tall, 16″ wide and 6″ deep, with its wireless digital receiver capable of accepting audio files and Web-based radio from any WiFi-enabled PC or Mac. For those who prefer hardwired input, you can hook up CD players, iPods, satellite radios, and other devices as well. The Art.Engine retails for a whopping $20,000 and will come in Rosso Corsa red, Argento Nurburgring silver, Grigio Silverstone grey, and Nero black colors. [Press Release]
Envision thinks about the welfare of your pockets as well with its new line of Omni LCD TVs. All three new offerings will come with ATSC and QAM tuners, a response time of 8ms, S/PDIF audio output; and resolution that maxes out at 720p/1080i. To dwell into the specifics, the high end 42″ L42W761 has a 1,200:1 contrast ratio and two HDMI inputs; the 32″ L32W761 only one HDMI inputand an improved contrast ratio of 1,500:1. As for the 26″ L26W761, it has 800:1 contrast with a single HDMI input. The L42, L26 and L32 will retail for $999, $479 and $649 respectively.
The Fujitsu External Hard Disk Drive (yes, that’s the product name) packs a lot of storage in a small box and most importantly, it is USB-powered, so there’s only one cable to transport. This looks like a good companion, but if you are using it for backup purposes (versus data transport), I’ll tell you that, in my experience, these hard drive then to die a lot more than a fixed one inside your PC. Reasons include shocks and heat (smaller package). Loss is always a possibility, that’s why encrypting some data might be a good idea.
There are hundreds of speaker docks out there for the iPod family but the Vestalife Ladybug has more personality than most. When closed, it looks like a (not smiling) face, with big eyes but both speakers open to give you access to the MP3 player. Obviously, it charges the iPod and can run on AC or on battery. There is a nice touch that most speakers don’t have: a USB port has been integrated to sync your iPod when it sits in the speaker. This will launch in Jan 2008 at CES. Vestalife site
Asus has plans to launch the R50A in the near future, also known as the R3. No idea of its full specifications, but we do know that it will come with full computer and GPS functionality, which means you’ll be able to perform all your office tasks on-the-go without a hitch, although you can forget about indulging in graphics intensive games. Chances are pretty good the Asus R50A will make an appearance at CES 2008, so keep your eyes peeled.
