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Arcade Station Efx Machine Wii Ps3 Xbox 360

cosa — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 21:03:24 +0000

game system, like PlayStation, XBox, GameCube, Wii and even PCs. HD cables are included for all your video game systems; and wire # High-definition LCD monitor, 19\" behind tempered glass bezel # 2.1

Sotec Station BJ9715PC/22WD Desktop PC

cosa — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:31:30 +0000

Along with WH5515P laptop, Sotec, a Japan-based manufacturer, also unveiled its new desktop PC, the “Station BJ9715PC/22WD”. Priced at 174,800 Yen (about 1,100€), it sports a 22-inch LCD monitor, an Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 (2.2GHz) processor, a 2GB of main memory (expandable up to 4GB), a 500GB of hard drive, an Nvidia GeForce 7100 chipset, and a SuperMulti DVD burner. Regarding OS, this computer is pre-loaded with Windows Vista Home Premium, as well as Microsoft Office Personal 2007 and PowerPoint 2007 apps.

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Nyko Wii Party Station

cosa — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 05:22:33 +0000

Eventhough lots of Wii titles are for single player, the biggest fun in playing Wii is when you play it together with your friends. To accomodate that, there’s a unique Wii accessories called Nyko Wii Party Station. It sports a handy chip and dip bowl station, along with four cup holders to keep your drink can on its place. In addition, there are also a WiiMote holder, Wii stand with built-in fan cooler, small drawer, and an LCD scoreboards. Cool!

DLO HomeDock for the iPod Review

cosa — Sun, 13 Nov 2005 03:30:37 +0000

Almost 2 months ago, I mentioned about DLO Dock HomeDock for iPod, a docking station that let you blast your iPod’s music throughout the house. All you need to do is connected the HomeDock to either home stereo system (using RCA cable) or TV (using composite or S-video cable), and plug the iPod to the dock. After that, you can fully control your iPod via the remote controller.

PCMag recently reviewed this device. So if you’re looking forward to buy it and need more inputs from the expert (and that wouldn’t be me), you can check out the review over at PCMag’s website (link below).

An increasing number of solutions are popping up for integrating the now-iconic Apple iPod into home stereo and home theater systems. The DLO Home Dock for iPod connects directly to your receiver via RCA cables (included), and you control it via a small wireless remote. We’ve seen this idea before in products like the Kensington Stereo Dock for iPod, but this one adds some nice extras, including video and USB connectors. The HomeDock offers excellent sound quality, as do most of the direct-connect iPod docks out there, but we’re not crazy about the construction quality, and the remote feels a bit cheap.

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Belkin To Release TuneBase FM and Tune FM for Ipod and iPod Nano

cosa — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 16:00:58 +0000

Looks like Belkin is quite busy lately. After the TuneDok and the TunePower, recently they announced their plan for the upcoming TuneBase FM and Tune FM units. These two FM transmitter docking station products will be unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January.

TuneBase FM and Tune FM will support Apple’s fifth-generation iPods and iPod Nanos. Basically, both transmitters are the same, except, the TuneBase FM is designed specifically for in-car use, with an adjustable steel neck and a cigarette lighter plug. Also, unlike other FM transmitters, these units make use of the existing LCD displays on the iPod and iPod nano to show what FM frequency it is tuned to. Both will feature charging capabilities and four button presets.

TuneFM will be retailed at $49.99 USD, while TuneBase FM at $79.99 USD.

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Mobile Phone Docking Station

cosa — Fri, 14 Oct 2005 05:28:45 +0000

I’ve seen many iPod Docking Station already, and I’m sure you too. But have you seen Mobile Phone Docking Station before? I haven’t, until now. This multi-function docking station, cost only US$35, also supports cell phone as the music source. For those who have a great multimedia phone that supports MP3, this would be an excellent accessory. The device is compatible with most handsets and requires no extra or special features.

Just don’t be fooled with it looks (’cause i think it looks like a man toilet). Put your phone and get ready to dance!

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Connect iPod to Stereo System using DLO Dock

cosa — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 19:49:09 +0000

Want to “broadcast” your iPod music to everyone in your house? DLO’s HomeDock can do that for $99. With this docking station, you can blast your iPod music throughout the house. Connect the HomeDock to either home stereo system (using RCA cable) or TV (using composite or S-video cable), and plug the iPod to the dock. After you put your iPod on the dock, you can fully control it via the remote controller.

DLO’s Homedock also supports the iPod nano. The package includes a standard AC plug to power and charge your iPod while docked. It even allows you to connect your iPod without removing it from your favorite iPod case.

Wait, it’s not over yet. The HomeDock also includes standard USB that connects to your computer and lets your sync and charge your iPod right from the HomeDock. USB powers your HomeDock so you don’t even need to plug it in when attached to your computer. Play your iPods music through a pair of powered speakers or passed back through the input of your PC. Now you get an iPod stereo system. Excellent.

[ Via Engadget ]