Now
it’s time to neatly place a bow on our Coolness Redefined series. The
following four products are worthy selections to place a fitting end to
our look at today’s cool technology.-dewayne rogers
 ($1,600; Sonystyle.com) |
Sony Vaio TP1
Sony always finds a way to impress me. With its TP1 media center, Sony
now makes it possible for you to connect to your TV and store up to 58
hours of programming. To make things even better, once you’ve captured
all of your favorite TV moments, you can create a library with its
built-in library feature. ($1,600; Sonystyle.com)
 ($299;www.razerzone.com) |
Razer Mako
Don’t you just hate how your computer speakers can distort the sound of
your music at times? Well, the Razer Mako addresses that in an
impressive fashion by creating a set of speakers that are designed
specifically with your desktop in mind, shooting the music downward
instead of out. ($299; Razerzone.com)
 ($250; andisk.com) |
SanDisk Sansa Connect
You may be a ride-or-die iPod user, but the SanDisk DiskSansa Connect
does something that the iPod and many other MP3 players cannot — it has
Wi-Fi capabilities. So anytime you’re out in an area with a hotspot,
simply connect and download your favorite tunes. ($250; Sandisk.com)
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($200; US.Creative.com) |
Creative Xdock Wireless
While other accessory companies are content to just release a new iPod
docking station every few weeks, Creative decided to up the ante with
their Xdock Wireless. This device not only docks the iPod, but it also
compresses the music, and restores it to its higher CD quality. ($200; Us.creatve.com)
