Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile wireless speaker system

Wirelessly stream music via your Bluetooth Advanced Audio Distribution Profile equipped mobile phone

One thing nice about most mobile phones is that you don't need to carry around an iPod to listen to your music. My 14 year-old has quite a bit of his music stored on his Samsung Blackjack, and while the built in speaker lets him play his music without need for a head phone, the speaker isn't really built for a more rich listening pleasure, or for sharing with friends. Logitech has just introduced a speaker system designed specifically for mobile phones that support Bluetooth.

Tekkeon NavDock

Play your iPod media on the TV

Almost everyone has an iPod that is usually jam packed with MP3's, pictures, home videos, iTunes videos and other media available on the iTunes music store. There are many cable solutions to share this media as well as many companies that make dock systems for displaying this media on a TV. The Tekkeon NavDock is one of the best and cleanest dock that I've ever tested. The user interface is clean, straight forward and quite responsive to control.

LoSt-CaUzE Gaming Headphones

Noise cancelling headphones for gaming and music

I've found a nice pair of noise cancelling headphones in ableplanet's LoSt-CaUzE Gaming Headphones with active noise cancellation. The headphones were designed for Rafik Bryant, the Quake Four World Champion, who uses them during Quake competitions.

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.

Transcend T.sonic 850

In the past I have queried whether people would actually watch video on a small screen; I d now say they will as long as the quality is there. Today though, a player even smaller than a Zune or an iPOD " more like two match boxes end to end " arrived called a T.sonic 850 and it is astonishing.