If you can’t use a window air conditioning unit or want to spot cool areas, the Amcor Portable Air Conditioner can offer some much needed relief from the heat. Since it’s a portable air conditioner, you will need to empty the resevoir which collects the moisture. Some owners do not like having to empty water [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
The good: The Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere offers an understated, travel-friendly design that’s compatible with both iPods and other MP3 players (via auxiliary line-in). The speaker sounds great; has a built-in, rechargeable battery; and comes with a travel case and an innovative wall charger. The included remote lets you navigate the iPod’s menus.
The bad: [...]
Popularity: 100% [?]
Outstanding brightness and natural color compliment the Bravia E-series televisions. Each chip has over 2 million points of light and color is controlled right down to each individual pixel. And Live Color Creation creates a wide color range with deep, rich tones. The sleek next generation slim design and thin bezel gives the E-Series a [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
The good: The LG MSP-100 Portable Stereo Speakers system is really tiny, has a rechargeable internal battery, and sounds better than we expected, considering its size.
The bad: There’s no volume control.
The bottom line: If you’re looking for ultracompact speakers that don’t sacrifice on sound quality, LG’s MSP-100 fits the bill–and it won’t break the [...]
Popularity: 100% [?]
The good: The Harman/Kardon Go + Play iPod boom box offers full, deep sound, along with an eye-catching design, RF remote control, video output, USB output, and aux input.
The bad: The Go + Play isn’t yet compatible with the iPhone or many recent models of iPods, the power adapter is bulky, the dock [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
The good: Relatively compact and portable iPod speaker with a detachable replaceable lithium ion rechargeable battery that powers the speaker and iPod; includes auxiliary input and remote control; 30-day risk-free trial.
The bad: Expensive; no bass/treble controls; no clock or AM/FM radio; only 3 hours of battery life at full volume.
The bottom line: The [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
The good: The inMotion Max is a portable iPod or iPhone speaker system that flaunts an industrial design and includes a rechargeable battery, remote control, auxiliary input, and an FM radio with RDS support.
The bad: The sound of the inMotion Max lacks for low end and doesn’t include features such as Bluetooth, USB [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
The good: The Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere offers an understated, travel-friendly design that’s compatible with both iPods and other MP3 players (via auxiliary line-in). The speaker sounds great; has a built-in, rechargeable battery; and comes with a travel case and an innovative wall charger. The included remote lets you navigate the iPod’s menus.
The bad: [...]
Popularity: 100% [?]
The good: The LG MSP-100 Portable Stereo Speakers system is really tiny, has a rechargeable internal battery, and sounds better than we expected, considering its size.
The bad: There’s no volume control.
The bottom line: If you’re looking for ultracompact speakers that don’t sacrifice on sound quality, LG’s MSP-100 fits the bill–and it won’t break the [...]
Popularity: 100% [?]
Outstanding brightness and natural color compliment the Bravia E-series televisions. Each chip has over 2 million points of light and color is controlled right down to each individual pixel. And Live Color Creation creates a wide color range with deep, rich tones. The sleek next generation slim design and thin bezel gives the E-Series a [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
If you can’t use a window air conditioning unit or want to spot cool areas, the Amcor Portable Air Conditioner can offer some much needed relief from the heat. Since it’s a portable air conditioner, you will need to empty the resevoir which collects the moisture. Some owners do not like having to empty water [...]
Popularity: 99% [?]
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