Panasonic RP HC500 Noise Cancelling Headphones

As a sinus sufferer, I don't like earbuds either for my music player or as a mobile phone headset. You continually feel as if you should be blowing your nose, every sound echoes around inside your skull and when you speak, because you cannot hear yourself properly, you tend to shout; the more you shout, the more it rattles around your head.

Cardo Systems S-2 Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphones

Effortlessly switch between your MP3 player and Bluetooth Smart Phone

A lot of folks like to multi-task while at the computer, running multiple applications simultaneously while listening to the latest business report on their Media Center PC. Others often times listen to their favorite music, which can drown out the telephone, especially if they are using headphones. Cardo Systems has come up with a solution that enables you to listen to your favorite tunes via your MP3 player and take calls with your Bluetooth Smart Phone.

M-Station 2.1 Stereo Tower

Twin speaker tower and subwoofer for the iPod

Many people have iPods, and many of these people have speaker docks for their iPods that usually sit on tables aren`t designed to fill large rooms. The M-Station 2.1 Stereo Tower is designed to do just that. The two large speakers mounted on top and 5.25" dedicated subwoofer fill large rooms with full stereo sound and deep bass. The elevated speakers help project sound across a wide area and the downward facing subwoofer points toward the bass panel which helps radiate it back into the air.

SKYPE's hidden goodies

Make Emoticons visible

Have you used Skype? It's kinda like iChat, but it bridges the gap between Mac and PC a little more, and seems to have a much more international adoption than iChat. International language? Maybe emoticons. There are some fun hidden images too. Here's how you find them.

Creating video for the Microsoft Zune

Who would have thought when we were all playing around with diabolically finicky video capture cards in the 1990?s that just 10 years later we?d be viewing portable video on a 3? screen, in pin sharp, glorious color? The advent of all manner of portable video devices has certainly made this possible; from phones to music devices to dedicated DVD/video players, these have changed the way we distribute video we watch and create.