Today only, ThingFling.com offers the Duracell My Pocket Charger for iPod or iPhone, model no. 852-0227, for $3.99 with $6 for shipping. That’s tied with our February mention and the lowest total price we’ve seen.
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Duracell My Pocket Charger for iPod or iPhone for $4 + $6 s&h
iPod accessories are still going really strong and it seems like any company that launches a new product that doesn’t have an iPod or iPhone accommodation is not going to do well. So enter the Kenwood C-IP313 which is a CD reader slash Card reader slash iPod dock slash AM/FM radio slash USB supported Mini Hi-Fi player. The sleek looking player also comes with a card slot for a miniSD, microSD/SDHC cards as well as a USB port for pen drives
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Kenwood C-IP313 Mini Hi-Fi plays nice with CD-R/RW, USBs, Memory cards and iPod
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CES, gadgets like this are why I love you. CES, gadgets like this are why I hate you.
The Ion iType keyboard is pretty self-explanatory, which means you already know if you think it’s a stupid idea, or a brilliant idea. If your’e conflicted, here’s a hint: it can be both.
The keyboard is limited to typing in one app, not because of some kind of engineering shortfall, but because that’s all that Apple allows—third-party apps or accessories can’t serve as text input devices, which is why dictation apps are all self-contained. Basically, you can export to email, save, or copy text in apps like that, and that’s exactly what you can do with the iType’s bundled app. Typing is fine, shift and caps lock keys behave as you’d expect, and although the text input isn’t totally instant, it’s very close. A battery is built in, which keeps the keyboard running and recharges your phone for a few hours.
It works, and its heart is in the right place, but that was never really the question. So, does it make sense? The iType, but a netbook. essentialy turns your iPod or iPhone into a netbook. A tiny, gimpy, flat, slow netbook. It’ll only be $70, so if you don’t have an iPod Touch, want a tiny-top for sofa browsing and are strapped for cash, then I guess you could buy one. It’d make a good icebreaker, too, as long as you don’t mind your new friend’s first words being “HAHAHAHAHA, LOOK AT THAT GUY”
You probably have a laptop already, and you should probably just use that. The iType should be available in Fall of this year.
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Hands On With the Ion iType iPhone Keyboard [IPhone Accessories]
CES, gadgets like this are why I love you. CES, gadgets like this are why I hate you.
The Ion iType keyboard is pretty self-explanatory, which means you already know if you think it’s a stupid idea, or a brilliant idea. If your’e conflicted, here’s a hint: it can be both.
The keyboard is limited to typing in one app, not because of some kind of engineering shortfall, but because that’s all that Apple allows—third-party apps or accessories can’t serve as text input devices, which is why dictation apps are all self-contained. Basically, you can export to email, save, or copy text in apps like that, and that’s exactly what you can do with the iType’s bundled app. Typing is fine, shift and caps lock keys behave as you’d expect, and although the text input isn’t totally instant, it’s very close. A battery is built in, which keeps the keyboard running and recharges your phone for a few hours.
It works, and its heart is in the right place, but that was never really the question. So, does it make sense? The iType, but a netbook. essentialy turns your iPod or iPhone into a netbook. A tiny, gimpy, flat, slow netbook. It’ll only be $70, so if you don’t have an iPod Touch, want a tiny-top for sofa browsing and are strapped for cash, then I guess you could buy one. It’d make a good icebreaker, too, as long as you don’t mind your new friend’s first words being “HAHAHAHAHA, LOOK AT THAT GUY”
You probably have a laptop already, and you should probably just use that. The iType should be available in Fall of this year.
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Hands On With the Ion iType iPhone Keyboard [IPhone Accessories]
The SC-SP100, is a “Snail” like cradle speaker for both your iPod/iPod Touch and your iPhone. With a Total out put of 20W, and strong emphasize on the Bass, the little SC-SP100 could be your office best friend, and actually I am really considering getting this stuff for the office.
Thanks to its USB port you will always be capable to synch your dap and its Audi Input will let you enjoy music on other devices or even with some nice little wireless headphones.
LAS VEGAS, NV (January 6, 2010) – Panasonic today introduced the new SC-SP100, an ultra compact, high-quality 2.1-channel audio system that plays music from an iPod* while also charging the iPod battery. Its unique design is compatible with the iPod and iPhone. Boasting a sleek, compact design, the SC-SP100 fits easily into a small area, such as a desktop, and is ideal for use in rooms with limited space. It employs advanced proprietary audio technologies to deliver maximum iPod listening enjoyment.
With its integrated subwoofer and Dual Passive Radiator, the SC-SP100 delivers robust bass and generates low-frequency sounds. A special Down-Firing structure disperses the sound facing downward, resulting in dynamic bass sounds belying its compact chassis.
Music data can be transferred from a computer to a docked iPod or iPhone by simply connecting the SC-SP100 with a USB cable. There is no need to remove the iPod or iPhone from the dock. With these and other convenience features, the SC-SP100 makes it easy to enjoy high-fidelity music from an iPod, making it ideal for home, dorm or office settings.
Features of the SC-SP100 include:
• Total output power: 20W (RMS)
• Integrated Universal Dock for iPod (Works with iPhone)
• PC Synchronization with iPhone / iPod (USB Mini Type B)
• Analog Audio Input: Music Port
• Bass/Surround
• Down Firing Structure
• Speaker: 1.5-inch Cone Full Range x2
• Integrated Subwoofer: 2.5-inch Cone Woofer, Dual Passive Radiators
The Panasonic SC-SP100 will be available in January 2010.
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Panasonic New Cradle speaker for iPod and iPhone
