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Audio Control adds new mobile amp

Looking for a high-powered 100-watt amplifier to use with a digital media box such as Sonos? You may be in luck. This device allows you to add high-end speakers to a portable device. Customers can hook the device to a portable system and then speakers to that and drive that 100W of power for a much bigger an richer sound.

Rednote

Rednote enables a user to embed a snippet of audio within a text note. Similar to how you would embed a image, only instead of a photo its is a bit of audio. Rednote has a list of categories including sad, happy, romantic and each category has a list of appropriate songs underneath it. You tap on the song you

I-Mego unveils new headphones

I-Mego was at the recent Consumer Electronics Show to show off a new line of headsets. The company unveiled  couple of different models -- the Throne and the Ztone. The Throne is an over-the-ear model that comes in two different colors. That may seem like taste and it is, but not in teh way you may think. The different colors

Able Planet’s “health improving” headphones

AblePlanet is an audio company that makes a lot of hearing hardware, aids, microphones and more. At this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company showed off personal sound amplifiers --  which is not, strictly speaking, a hearing aid, but more of a boost to sound that will help in environments where listing can be an issue. However,

Nuvo Tech introduces a new wireless home audio system

Nuvo Tech is known for high-end, professionally installed home audio systems. Now the company is making a move to become more friendly to the masses with a wireless, consumer-based home audio system to compete with devices like Sonos. The new setup is not weak either -- it can simultaneously stream to up to 16 different locations. To do this, the

Zooka Bluetooth Speakers

Anyone who has a tablet, or smart phone knows that their one weakness is their speakers. One solution is to use a speaker dock. The problem with this solution is that it requires an outlet to plug the dock into. This is not very useful if you are in a park or on a beach, the other solution is to

Griffin MicConnect for iOS at CES 2013

Jeffrey Powers goes all Pop Idol when he chats to Jackie from Griffin Technology about the newly announced MicConnect, which connects iOS devices to XLR mics with phantom power. The Griffin MicConnect is a small brick adaptor with an XLR socket (input) on one side for the microphone and a 3.5 mm jack on the other to connect into an iPhone,