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Saturday, January 21, 2012
iRig Pre Mic And iKlip Studio Stand For iPad Unveiled By IK Multimedia
IK Multimedia has unveiled two new products this week which it has added to its range. With the launch of the IK Multimedia iRig PRE and iKlip Studio stand. The iRig PRE has been designed by IK Multimedia to be the ultimate solution for connecting any type of microphone to your iPhone, iPod or iPad. From regular stage microphones to top of the line studio models.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Wireless Sensor Posts Data Directly To Twitter (Video)
UC Technology Corp. based in Japan has unveiled a new line of wireless Tsubuyaku Sensors that can send data ranging from temperature, humidity, illuminance, or radiation levels directly to a Twitter account.
The Tsubuyaku Sensor as it has been named has been mainly designed for use in factories, food warehouses and wine cellars, and enables uses to easily remotely check the status of the sensors via Twitter. Watch the video after the jump to see it in action.
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Intel To Offer CPU Insurance For Overclocking Fans
Intel has announced that it will offer CPU insurance on a range of its unlocked Core i-processors, which means if you burn out your processor whilst overclocking it and have the insurance Intel will replace it.
There are five different models covered by the Intel CPU insurance, and prices start at $20 for the Intel Core i5 2500K up to $35 for their latest Core i7 3960X processor.
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McIntosh Unveil 50th Anniversary MC275 Tube Power Amplifier
To celebrate their 50th anniversary McIntosh has launched a special anniversary edition tube power amplifier in the form of the new MC275.The new golden anniversary Limited edition McIntosh MC275 tube amplifier is similar in design to the original MC275, first released by McIntosh bank in 1961.
Even though the styling and design may look similar to the 1961 version, and even use the same tube circuitry as the original. The technology inside the tube power amplifier is most definitely 21st-century.
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Alesis brings a pair of new musician-friendly iPad docks to NAMM
If there's been one must have accessory at NAMM this year it's been the iPad. That's right, no mixer, instrument or microphone is stealing the show, it's Apple's 9.7-inch slab of touchability that everyone is after. Alesis is just one of many companies creating compelling musical offerings around the iOS tablet with its latest products, the AmpDock and DM Dock. The DM Dock turns your iPad into the thumping, bumping and crashing heart of an electronic drum system. You can tap out rhythms and build drum sets with the touchscreen, but it's when you start plugging triggers into the 13 1/4-inch inputs that it really comes to life. The AmpDock, as you may have guessed, turns that A5 processor's attention towards your axe. There's a standard 1/4-inch jack as well as a combo XLR / 1/4-inch plug for connecting a second guitar or a mic. The AmpDock also has a separate pedalboard that allows you to control some program parameters while keeping the tablet safe from stray stomps. Check out the gallery below, as well as the video after the break.
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ZTE Tania arrives in the UK: a budget phone for budget buyers
ZTE's showing off its new global ambitions, the OEM-smartphone maker brought a party bus to London and asked Professor Green (everyone's favorite nasally-challenged Grime MC) to spread the word about the Tania. It's a modestly-kitted 4.3-inch WVGA (800 x 480) Windows Phone, erm, phone, that's running Mango on a single-core 1GHz chip, 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal storage. 'Round back there's a five megapixel camera, but sadly nothing up top for impromptu video calling. It'll be available on contract on second-tier operators like Virgin Mobile, Brightpoint and Go Mobile for "around" the £10 - £20 per-month price range, but word on the street is that it'll be available to purchase for a none-too-painful £250 ($390).
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ZTE Tania arrives in the UK: a budget phone for budget buyers originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 19 Jan 2012 05:40:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Sing hello to the iRig PRE, turns iOS devices into on-the-fly mic preamps
IK Multimedia's never fallen short of giving you some of the better tools for all your on-the-go music-making utilizing your beloved iOS device as the main rig. Now, the peripheral connoisseur's taking the wraps off its iRig PRE, which aims to help you digitally process those glorious vocal chords by allowing you to plug in any XLR mic into it without the need for other adapters or cables. Furthermore, the dongle features a 3.5mm jack for audio monitoring, gain control and can squeeze a runtime of up to 40 hours (dynamic microphones) or 15 hours (phantom powered condenser mics) from a standard 9V battery. The PRE amp will also come included with two of iRig's usual suspect apps (iRig Recorder and VocaLive) to help you get started in your quest to be the next idol. We know you can't wait to get your singing on, but you'll have to wait until "early Q2" to do so, for a moderate price of $39.99 -- perhaps the iRig Mic can get you through the days in the meantime.
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