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$25 iDance WALL-E Is One Seizuriffic Lil' Bot
The iDance WALL-E robot—essentially a dancing iPod speaker—is awesomely spazztastic. He busts his moves to the tune of any MP3 player via 3.5mm jack and gives a groovy light show with his eyes. WALL-E also speaks, saying his name in that adorable voice of his ("WaAaaAAaLL-E"). As you can see in the video, he's not as fancy as his very embarrassed $190 big brother, but for $25 he'll make any Rolly roll for the hills. Hey Hollywood, I smell You Got Served 2. It—that is, the iDance WALL-E—will be out in July. [Disney]
7:08 PM on Tue Jun 17 2008
By Benny Goldman
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Sharp's iPod Stereo Also Plays Radio and CDs
If it's compatibility you're after, Sharp's new stereo has you covered on all fronts. In addition to docking with your iPod, the DK-A1H can play MP3s/WMAs, CDs, and even FM/AM radio (remember that?). The stereo has a built-in sub that should provide you with enough audio oomph to fill a studio or a bedroom. It's going for around $300 across the pond. More »
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Jamo i200 Speakers for iPod Look and Sound Danish
Hurrah for Danish Laydeez Birgitte Smedegaard and Stine Weiss, who have knocked up these Jamo i200 iPod speakers in their garden shed. And they're not too pricey, either—we found them for $149—which is not bad for the crisp sound they will give to your choons. Available in black and white, you can either wallmount it, or stick it on your shelves and have everyone admire it. Remote controlled, the sound system has separate woofers and tweeters, and you can even connect it up to a separate subwoofer should you want more power, Captain. More »
portable media
Tangle DNA Speakers: A Mutation?
The Tangle DNA iPod speakers sit atop a flexible stalks that let you position them however you wish. You can power them with an AC adapter, connect them to your computer via USB or they also run on batteries. If you like this adjustable yet tangled-up look, Tangle has created a whole family of lamps that look like the speakers' siblings. More »
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Lightwave Color-Changing Speakers: Ticket to Electric Ladyland
Get a pair of these Lightwave Color Changing Speakers and watch them react to music with real-time beat recognition. If you grow weary of the blinking lights you can set these orbs to stick with just one of their 12 colors. More »
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QDOS Genesis for Portable Surround Sound
Take the QDOS Genesis vivre en musique portable speaker out into the world, and you'll be carrying 360-degree surround sound wherever you go. Plug your iPod into its dock connector, and its four AA batteries will power four amplified speakers, each driving 3 watts of power, for eight hours of continuous music. More »
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Bird-Electron EZ-TAKEGTF2 Electricity-Free Bamboo Speaker
No need to worry about batteries when you take along the Bird-Electron EZ-TAKEGTF2 electricity-free portable bamboo speaker ($199). Just plug the stereo miniplug into your MP3 player and you can rock the bamboo, off-grid style. More »
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Hands-On: JLab MiniBlaster for iPod nano
The JLab Audio MiniBlaster for iPod nano is a portable speaker system into which you insert your iPod nano, and out comes some really big sound. The small device has the same shape as the iPod nano, except it's about an inch thicker. Using either four AAA batteries or the included AC adapter, the MiniBlaster's two 40mm mylar cone drivers are powered by .5 watts per channel, but crank out a remarkable amount of sound. More »
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FUNKit DJ iPod Speakers
These iPod speakers are so horrible they've wrapped all the way around and become good again. Kinda. More »
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