Turn any solid surface into an acoustic speaker system! iceTECH, USA, first in the United States to introduce this new technology, bringing you the iceKUBE. Continue reading »

This tiny 1-inch cube speaker is so small that you can easily keep it in your pocket. It’s ultra mobile, and perfect for the person on the go. Continue reading »

These headphones use the bone-conduction to transit sound. Normally, air vibrations are transferred to our eardrums, which convert the signal into sound to the brain. With traditional headphones/earplugs, the vibration can damage the ear. Continue reading »

Someone came up with an umbrella with an iPod and speakers embedded in the handle, hmmm… wonder where they came from? Continue reading »

The idea of ¡°Cube¡± is from Rubik`s cube puzzle. The way to play music is similar to playing with the Rubik`s cube puzzle. Users can listen to the music while having fun. Continue reading »

These speakers that look a little like a standing full length mirror, are actually an efficient full-range panel loudspeaker system.

The design uses no ribbons, no electrostatic devices, no cone drivers, no sub woofers and no crossover. Continue reading »

This device, the first of its kind, converts any type of video or audio, including cassette tapes, vinyl records, television shows, and VHS tapes, directly to an iPod® at the touch of a button. Continue reading »

Here’s a gaming chair for the easy going, laid back kind of geek. Is that you? Well, then here’s the chair for you!

It features a digital control panel for MP3 players, game consoles, tv/dvd players, computers, and stereos. Continue reading »

Musicians are very cool. Musicians smoke. They also use equipment called amps. These three undeniable truths of rock have been fused together by a former custom amp designer at guitar legends Fender in the form of the very cool Smokey Amp. It’s a high-performing amp - for its size - housed in a used cigarette pack. Continue reading »