Graffiti artists are not exactly popular in the context of the civilized society-- many view them as cost creators rather than benefit providers. In recent years, however, many have gained recognition as both talented artists and astute strategists of information…
Continue Reading →My gut tells me these Panasonic Retro Piano Painted Headphones don't sound nearly as good as they look (okay, we're snobs)-- they're no Grado RS1's (they cost about $600 less), but they sure do look nice, so we think they'd…
Continue Reading →When it comes to music, most of us now deal solely with digital-only formats: mp3, mp4, wav, acc, and the like (CD's are even becoming obsolete), but the people at Experimental Jetset do not want all of the old music…
Continue Reading →A gorgeous (and affordable) looking computer speaker setup called Sonicum from none other than the quickly-becoming-my-favorite Russian design group Art Lebdev. Sleek, slick, black and easy on the eyes, sticker price of $125-- slated for release in in April of…
Continue Reading →The Cable Yo Yo made it into my all time must have--to make your life easier tech equipment list-- almost instantly. The latest piece from BlueLounge design in Pasadena California, the Yo Yo Pop, isn't far behind. It's funny how…
Continue Reading →I've had my eye on Odeo for a while--slowly watching as they make power moves in the online audio market. If you're unfamiliar, check them out! A few of their newest features are quite remarkable. You can call a dedicated…
Continue Reading →The Macally mTUNE (available in late November/Early December) allows you to turn your iPod nano into a cordless MP3 Headset. It's a great idea, but with headphones to me it all comes down to how do they sound, and how…
Continue Reading →No real word on how these German made Acapella Audio Arts speakers actually sound-- but they're definitely lookers. One of the only reviews I can actually find says ""Close your eyes, you won't be able to believe that the music…
Continue Reading →Yahba has created a new set of affordable in-ear headphones called the Opus. They got a very favorable review at iPodlounge, an A- grade and the coveted "highly recommended" tag. They seem like a great value-- and they match the…
Continue Reading →The TIME Coolest Inventions of 2004 might be the only issue of TIME I have ever read, but it reminded me of The Flower Speaker; 'me thinks we will see these for sale soon. It was developed by Let's Corp…
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