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Review: Logitech UE Mobile Boombox. If you're looking for something that closely matches the $200 Jambox in portability and sound, but costs substantially less, the $100 Logitech UE Mobile Boombox is the device I'd recommend.

Review: Logitech UE Mobile Boombox

I spent two months testing a baker's dozen of these tiny speakers, and this UE Mobile Boombox was my favorite of the entire lot. And not only because of the sound, which is great, but also because of all the little things: the shape and size, the materials, the ease of pairing, and the battery life. Ktulu - Divacore. Quand on reçoit le colis, on ne peut qu'être étonné par la petite taille de l'appareil, sa légèreté.

Ktulu - Divacore

Du coup, les premières craintes se font sentir... Encore un gadget avec un son tout gras, brouillon et métallique? Je déballe, j'allume, je lance l'appairage avec mon tel, je lance la musique... Waou... j'ai l'impression d'avoir mis ma sono de bureau en route, c'est pas possible qu'un tel son sorte de ce petit truc!! Je teste plusieurs genres de musique (métal, électro, pop..) le son est très clair, les instruments bien dissociés...

J'apprécie les contrôles sur le dessus, pratique si on a le tel dans la poche par exemple, et le bouton pour décrocher, raccrocher, c'est quand même la classe! Bref je recommande!

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Kuwaete Sukkiri Tongue Exerciser. NuForce NE-700M/X Earphones. Photo: Courtesy NuForce NuForce is known for producing high-end digital amps, and the company has somehow squeezed its audiophile know-how into a great-sounding, comfortable and attractive set of earbuds.

NuForce NE-700M/X Earphones

These machined aluminum bullets are only $70, and at that price, they’re a steal. They earn our highest recommendation. Sound quality on the NE-700Ms is excellent. How to Break Into Hobbies with an Intimidating Learning Curve. Always wished you knew more about wine, coffee, or fashion but not sure where to start without buying overpriced junk? Leap Motion. FYLM - Foldable Speaker by designaffairs. Quirky Stem Lightning Review: Stab a Fruit and Spray its Juice. Unleash Your Headphones' Full Potential with a USB DAC and Amplifier. Lytro. Cheap Solar Charger Tops Off One Battery At a Time. Slim. HN-900 Noise-Canceling Headphones (Black) Average Customer Review: ( 93 customer reviews ) Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.

HN-900 Noise-Canceling Headphones (Black)

Most Helpful Customer Reviews 39 of 45 found the following review helpful: Round-The-Clock - Wristwatch by Kőrös Benedek. Atypical Time Telling Almost unrecognizable as a watch, the Round-the-Clock bracelet communicates the time with hour and minute rings that rotate around the user’s wrist.

Round-The-Clock - Wristwatch by Kőrös Benedek

Junkers BAUHAUS Automatic with power reserve 6060-5. AquaNotes - Waterproof Paper Notepad. Superheadz Clap Camera. Q Knot Original - The Multipurpose Reusable Cable Tie. Glass Keyboard and Mouse Shrug Off Crumbs and Spills. Unit 01—04. Unit 01 is our very first Unit, a smart, reliable bag developed for one of your most precious possessions: your computer.

Unit 01—04

Unit 01 is delivered in a package together with the two smaller pouches, Unit 02 and 03, the ultimate stuff pouches designed to carry your phone, wallet or charger. Unit 02 and 03 are attachable on the inside or outside of Unit 01 making it possible to design your bag according to your own needs - that's the beauty of Unit Portables! Unit 01 Laptop: Up to 13” or 15” Outside Measures: 58 x 36 cm Inside Measures Computer Sleeve: 13" = 30 x 40 cm, 15" = 33 x 44 cm Material: Polyester Weight: 600g Unit 02/03 Outside Measures: 15 x 20 cm / 15 x 15 cm Material: Polyester Weight: 45g / 35g Unit 04. Fingertip Sized Camera Does HD Video On the Cheap. EDC Kit. Quirky’s ‘Ray,’ a Solar-Charging Suction Cup. Ray sticks to a window and slurps up the sun How do you make sure your solar panel is always pointing at the sun?

Quirky’s ‘Ray,’ a Solar-Charging Suction Cup

Well, sticking it in the window would be a good start, and that’s just what Quirky’s new Ray does — literally. Ray is a combined solar charger and suction cup, meaning you can stick it to the windshield of your car or the window of a sunny room and convert photons into precious electrons. The simple device also contains a battery, so you can store energy by day and drain it by night. According to the specs, the battery holds enough juice to fully charge a cellphone. Fresh out of windows? Insert Coin: Ray solar charger adheres to your window, basks in the sunlight. In Insert Coin, we look at an exciting new tech project that requires funding before it can hit production.

Insert Coin: Ray solar charger adheres to your window, basks in the sunlight

If you'd like to pitch a project, please send us a tip with "Insert Coin" as the subject line. The most frustrating products are the ones that have such simple ideas, you're upset that it hasn't been done before -- or that you weren't the one that came up with it. No idea is so simple as the brilliant Ray solar charger.

WiFi Hotspot & Flash Drive Cufflinks Connect More Than Your Cuffs. October 30th, 2011 by Lambert Varias Last year we featured a pair of flash drive cufflinks.

WiFi Hotspot & Flash Drive Cufflinks Connect More Than Your Cuffs

Luxury cufflink maker Ravi Ratan ups the ante this year with an even geekier pair of fasteners, perfect for those of you who are known by your loved ones as Support… Tech Support. Handy Meter Measures Water Straight From the Faucet. The handy meter gets into the flow One sure sign that the news-desert of August is almost upon us is that concept designs outnumber real new products.

Handy Meter Measures Water Straight From the Faucet

With this in mind, take a look the the Handy Meter, a digital measure for your faucet that looks more useful than some of the real gadgets you can buy in your local department store. The device, designed by Jeon Hwan Soo, slips onto the end of the faucet and measures the flow of water. The total amount delivered is displayed on an LED readout. The idea is that you can measure water into a recipe straight from the tap instead of going via a measuring jug.