by Jay Garrett on November 5, 2009
If you’re in the market for an eco-friendly touchscreen sporting mobile blower the list isn’t exactly huge – especially if you don’t want to empty your wallet/purse.
You may want to check out the LG GD510 Pop.
The Pop is equipped with a 3 inch touchscreen and measures 98 x 50 x 11mm so shouldn’t spoil the line of your tailored hemp suit.
Add on a 3 megapixel camera and memory is supplied by an 8GB microSD card.
You can opt for that solar-powered charger for a little extra.
The LG GD510 Pop goes on sale today at the Carphone Warehouse for £100 on pay as you go or free from £20 per month upwards – although I can’t find the details for the charger on their site yet.
by Jay G on April 8, 2009
Radiopaq, the same company behind the internet radio station website, has created a new range of headphones that promise the perfect sound for people into different music genres.
The new ‘Custom Tuned Earphones’, will offer Classical, Jazz, Pop and Rock fans an optimised sound based on their choice of music genre.
Radiopaq are apparently worried that music fans are having to put up with “one-size-fits-all” headphones and state that these mechanically tuned individual headphones will produce a different sound to make the most of the music that is playing.
Radiopaq therefore say that the Rock offering will provide a warm sound with a tightly controlled bass, while the Jazz offering will give rhythm, pace and a perfectly recreated soundstage. Classical promises 25% more detail in the mid to high-end range than standard earphone while Pop will give you a strong vocal balanced with up to 30% more detailed mid range.
Users will also get three sizes of ear cushion to choose from and the headphones will be available for £59 from the usual places on the highstreet and online.
Now, I may be wrong – but surly it’s all about frequency response where speakers and headphones are concerned?
My Audio Technicas can rock, metal, jazz, classical, funk and drum n bass without changing for some other cans.
Until I’ve tested these Radiopaq offerings I’ll stick with my one-size-fits-all.