I Want TDK's Gorgeous New Headphones and Speaker Cube That Can Charge…

TDK is known for designing really utilitarian, retro 80's futuristic audio equipment—black, gold, hard lines, Terminator, Burton's Batman, TDK—that encourages you to show it off without feeling like a showoff. And they've done it again. This time, with a pair of headphones that'll cradle your head and a new speaker…

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TDK 3 Speaker Boombox: Papercuts Would Be a Better Use of Five $100…

Unfortunately, the 90s happened. Along with vanquishing the 80s, they ushered out the over-the-top audio stylins of the previous decades. Yeah, the 90s killed boomboxes (WTF). TDK is bringing the ghetto blaster back with its 3-Speaker Boombox.

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TDK's New Boomboxes Put Their Speakers Where You Can See 'Em

TDK's handsome new boomboxes aren't about to make the common concession of putting an iPod dock front and center. Their designs are an updated take on the classic ghetto blaster: business in the front, and party in the front, too.

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TDK Crams 260GB into 1.8-inch HDD, Sets A New Density Benchmark

TDK has announced a new hard drive at CEATEC that manages to fit 260GB of data into a 1.8-inch form factor. Using their prototype TMR head, TDK is able to attain a surface recording density of 803 gigabits per square inch, besting Toshiba's previous 378 gigabits per square inch. The leap was made possible by combining… Read…
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Wal-Mart Makes the Push for $299 HD DVD Machines

wal_mart_hddvd.jpgRumor on the interwebs has it that Wal-Mart is about to bring HD DVD to the masses. The retail giant we all love to hate just bought 2 million HD DVD units from Taiwanese electronics corp Fuh Yuan, who along with TDK recently built a massive factory to handle HD DVD cores.

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Intel Releases NAND Disk, Fails To Get The Point Completely

xin_5320304130906234326672.jpgIntel has just released a flash NAND drive following the steps of Samsung, SanDisk and TDK, but in a very lame, half-assed way. Rather than implementing a fast hard drive using a Serial, Ultra or even plain ATA interface, Intel has chosen to build it around, you guessed it, USB 2.0.

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