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| Price : $69.99 | Post Date : Dec 20, 2011 00:21:07Yamaha's compact NS-AW150 bookshelf speakers provide an affordable way to enjoy your music or television programming on a deck or under a porch. You can bring them in during the cold months and set them up indoors, too: their high build quality and good sound lend them equally well to two-channel indoor listening. The speakers, which are sold as a pair, each use a 6.5-inch high-compliance, polypropylene, mica-filled woofer and 0.5-inch PEI dome tweeter. The drivers are optimized for high rigidity but low mass, giving them reasonably high sensitivity (80 dB with 2.83V at 1 meter), another way of saying modest amplifiers won't have much trouble driving them. Their acoustic-suspension cabinets are sealed to prevent undue resonance or tubby, tuneless bass, which often results from low-cost ported designs.
Mutant Media Block wireless speakers are designed to complement your outdoor decor. Why try to hide your speakers under a rock when they look this good? You will be proud to have your Media Blocks on display outdoors or indoors. Perfect for some quiet background music for yourself, or playing music for a large party, you'll also love showing off the amazing sound quality from your Media Block. And there's no need to worry about forgetting them outside either! These speakers are built to withstand rains and more.
| Price : $91.92The iLive iSA30B Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Speaker System features a digital 2.4 GHz ISM wireless transmitter. This transmitter provides a transmission distance up to 200 feet with a line of sight and up to 90 feet indoors. The wireless speakers are weather resistant and also include an independent volume setting on each speaker. Stereo line-in 3.5mm jacks are built in to each system for use with external music players such as MP3 players and iPods.Each system has a power on status LED on the front of each speaker and a pairing/connect button. Each system comes with a built-in AC power cord and requires 6 D batteries (sold separately).
Ok so the cell phone has enabled some of us to get rid of a lot of things we used to carry. No longer do we need to always carry a digital camera, an address book or agenda. Smart phones have made a lot of things obsolete. Now a new application from a Markham Ontario company wants to extend that even further.
Unity4life has developed software so that Blackberry users can control entertainment devices from in their home. Ditch that remote. The software is downloaded to the Blackberry and then the infrared port sends commands to the TV to change the channel. Just like a universal remote. So you can turn on the TV or the stereo or the radio from your phone. In the future it hopes to permit controls of thermostats and intercoms and even lights. Not only will it power them for you but will act as an on screen programmer as well. So load in that cd, look at the play list on your Blackberry and choose your song!
A 2yr subscription will set you back US. So it is not cheap compared to a remote. Including a hub that sits on top your TV.But it is still very cool. I also worry about what happens if while you are watching a show your cell phone battery dies. Are you then stuck on that channel? For people who will not get up to change the channel on the TV, expecting them to get up to get their charger and go to where the phone is charging to turn off the TV maybe asking a bit. If you go to their web site you can order this now but it will not be delivered till September just in time for your favorite show to come back on after reruns.
And I must admit I love the idea of this being a Canadian company. The 2008 Wireless Enterprise Symposium thinks this maybe the thing to have in 2008. A big pat on the back that would be to Canadians!
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