Apr 03
To match its new Lumias
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Apr 02
Boy, what a day it has been for Nokia as they announced three new smartphones that are sure to resonate with the respective target markets, where these handsets would be the Nokia Lumia 630, Lumia 635 and the Lumia 930. Of course, what is the point of introducing new smartphones when there are no accessories to go along with it? Having said that, Nokia has also rolled out the Nokia MD-12 Bluetooth Mini Speaker which will certainly deliver an audio performance that punches above its weight, so to speak.
<--more-->While the Nokia MD-12 Bluetooth Mini Speaker might share the same dimensions as that of a regular apple, tipping the scales at 180 grams, it is no lightweight when it comes to audio performance. The presence of a built-in vibrating actuator that is located on the base would allow it to create heavy bass whenever you place it on most surfaces, although it would favor hard ones the most. Hence, you might want to experiment with a variety of surfaces before deciding which one suits your music playlist best.
When fully charged, the internal battery would be able to go on and on for a good 15 hours, making it more than enough to turn your room outside down the next time you invite your mates over for an intimate party. The Nokia MD-12 would also feature NFC and Bluetooth connectivity options to keep up with the times, and it retails for a highly affordable €39 as it arrives in distinctive shades of yellow, green, orange and white. [Press Release]
Nokia MD-12 Bluetooth Mini Speaker Revealed original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apr 02
It’s not just the Lumia 930 and Lumia 630/635 that Nokia has for Build 2014 this week, but a cute new speaker, the MD12, which reverberates sound through any surface … Continue reading
Apr 01
Another day, another speaker hits the scene, and this time around it would be the folks over at Logitech who has unveiled their X100 portable wireless speaker that claims to be able to deliver crystal clear audio with easy connectivity, all coming in an eye-catching design. What do you think of the Logitech X100 Mobile Speaker that you see above?
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Mar 28
Are you currently in the market for a portable speaker, and you do not want any ordinary portable speaker, but rather, would prefer something that is capable of making its mark even when it plays Justin Bieber songs? Pyle Audio has got your back then, as you turn your ears toward the Street Blaster. The Street Blaster happens to be a mean looking boombox that packs a whopping 1,000 Watts of power. This full range stereo speaker system is capable of delivering a high output music listening experience, not to mention being compatible with Bluetooth as well as Near Field Communication (NFC) technology using any iOS and Android device.
Apart from modern connectivity options, it will also have some room to accommodate traditional and old school devices, thanks to the inclusion of a 3.5mm input jack. the Street Blaster has been specially designed for maximum bass response and performance, where it boasts of a high-powered cylindrical speaker housing, built-in digital amplifier and LED lights that will blink and pulse according to the tunes being played back for a top-notch listening and visual experience.
Not only that, the Pyle Audio Street Blaster also happens to be portable and rugged in nature, being the ideal grab-and-go option for bands or DJs who require powerful, easily transportable sound. The boombox delivers wireless convenience so that you can use it in outdoor areas easily whenever there is no power outlet nearby. A full charge would see the Street Blaster deliver up to four hours of playtime, and there will be battery level indicators that inform you whenever it needs a trip to a nearby power outlet.
The Street Blaster also comes with microphone and guitar inputs, letting bands rip anytime they want to have an impromptu performance. The inclusion of a USB port also ensures that the Street Blaster can charge smartphones and other compatible devices on the move, and if you are interested in picking one up for your own use, then the Street Blaster from Pyle Audio is available for $249.99.
Press Release
[ Pyle Audio Street Blaster boasts of 1000W of power copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
Mar 27
If you grew up in the 80’s you will remember people walking around with giant and loud radios on their shoulders known as a boom box. Pyle audio has just … Continue reading
Mar 25
You got that right – not all speakers are created equal, and Pyle intends to make a fashion statement with their PWPBT30 Rocket Torch. The PWPBT30 Rocket Torch from Pyle happens to be a multi-functional speaker that also sports an integrated flashlight, not to mention coming equipped with Bluetooth technology, FM radio, a mini SD memory card slot and an AUX-IN jack to get you started right out of the box on the right footing. It has been positioned to be the ideal portable speaker for just about any activity, including going on a camping trip, when you are traveling or relaxing on the beach. After all, the Rocket Torch does not fear water since it is water resistant and tips the scales at less than a pound.
The Rocket Torch, with a $44.99 price tag slapped on it, does seem to be a pretty decent purchase. The inclusion of Bluetooth technology would enable users to connect to any iOS, Android or PC device and listen to music and phone, as long as you remain within a reasonable distance, although theoretically speaking, it ought to be able to work within a 32 feet radius. For those who prefer to give their phone battery a longer day out and yet want to enjoy some music, Rocket Torch does feature FM radio broadcasts and stations, so make sure you know who your favorite DJ is beforehand.
Apart from that, the inclusion of a mini SD memory card slot allows you to play back all of your favorite tunes on the spot, and splash proof buttons ensure that one is able to control the FM Radio, play and pause, scan through tracks, adjust volume and answer or reject calls without worrying about it not functioning when you’re having a splashing good time with the rest of your mates. You can choose from red, orange, green, blue and black shades if you are interested.
Press Release
[ Pyle PWPBT30 Rocket Torch is a uniquely designed speaker copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
Mar 24
Are all speakers created alike? The answer is a definite “No”, and here we are with something that will definitely pique your interest. I am referring to the $59.99 Water Drop Bluetooth Speaker, where it allows you to enjoy your favorite tunes wirelessly courtesy of a Bluetooth connection at just about anywhere. Coming in an aqua light blue color as well as a unique raindrop shape, those happen to be constant yet fun reminders of it’s water resistant capability. It does not matter whether you place it in the bathroom, by the pool, or simply hang it off your beach umbrella with the included strap, it will be equally at home.
Of course, what the whole point of having a waterproof speaker if it were be unable to dish out impressive sounding audio? With an audio output of 3 W and a frequency response of 120-17,000 HZ, it ought to be able to satisfy most folks. If you are an audiophile, you would not even be looking at this in the first place. Of course, apart from playing your favorite tunes, the Water Drop Bluetooth Speaker can also double up as a hands-free calling device, now how about that?
[ Water Drop Bluetooth Speaker looks absolutely cute copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
Mar 24
Sony announced a new line of wireless high-end speakers recently. Three new speakers have been added to the SRS line of wireless units including the SRS-X9, SRS-X7, and the SRS-X5. … Continue reading
Mar 12
When it comes to speakers and TVs one of the fashionable things to do is hide them so that when they aren’t in use, you can’t tell speakers or a TV are in the room. We have seen TVs hidden by art on the wall in the past. Now, a company called Soundwall is now offering a speaker that is a work of art.
The speaker is called Soundwall and it hides a high fidelity speaker and amplifier in plain sight. Interestingly, there are no speakers hiding behind the canvas. The surface itself IS the speaker. Specs for the speaker are 40-20,000Hz frequency +/- 1.5dB on the largest size Soundwall, and the it’s powered by either 2x25W RMS or a 2x100W RMS Class-D amp, depending on the size of the artwork. They also include a subwoofer output if you’d like to place one on the floor to improve bass response.
Each Soundwall unit has a Raspberry Pi controller inside that supports AirPlay and UPnP formats for wireless streaming. The Soundwall speakers can play individual tracks when multiple units are installed in one location or they can be set up to all play the same track.
Buyers can choose from a variety of sizes, a gallery of existing art, or even upload their own photos. You can also order one with a blank canvas if you want to create your own painting. Prices range from $949(USD) for the smallest poster size Soundwall to $2499 for the largest 40″ x 60″ unit. Some of the original paintings can increase the price of the speaker as well.
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