Tag: remote control

Q Acoustics Media 4 Soundbar – Nemo Memo User Report

Audio, Bluetooth, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Macintosh, Music, Nemo Memo, Opinion, Review, Speakers, Wireless 1

Media 4 Soundbar from Q Acoustics in England is a high value, high fidelity, high performance, high style addition to your media experience. Use this compact and loud 100 watt amplified sound bar to enhance the audio from your television, to play Bluetooth wireless audio from your iPhone or iPad, to boost the sonic presence from your stereo system, to make your Mac rock the rafters, and much more.

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Apotop AP-U2, CableJive dockBoss air v8.13, Beacon Audio Phoenix 2 – Nemo Memo

Adapter, Audio, Battery, Bluetooth, Dock, Features, iPad, iPhone, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, Music, Nemo Memo, Opinion, Speakers, Tablet 0

There are three ways product reviewers respond to all the gadgets and gizmos we receive: dislike and send them back promptly, use them for a while but not long-term, or keep them forever even if it means parting with hardly-earned cash. The new and favorite items discussed below can be proud to be in the latter group.

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Allaire ARIS Speaker System – Review

Adapter, Audio, Features, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, iTunes, Macintosh, Music, Review, Speakers 1

Aperion Audio hits another home run with its innovative Allaire ARIS powerful one-piece speaker. The well-designed physical unit is heavy and loud, and the sound quality is impressive. If you have been shopping for a premium plug-in speaker that works either with an audio cable or Bluetooth wireless connection, stop looking and start listening to ARIS.

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HELO TC Assault

Griffin Technology’s HELO TC Assault – Review

iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Review 0

Every now and then I get a chance to play with a cool new toy. Usually, by “new cool toy” I’m referring to some computer-related tool, self-defense weapon, firearm, or bicycle. This time, it’s a genuine toy. I’m referring to the Griffin HELO TC Assault remote control helicopter.

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LogMeIn

LogMeIn Free and LogMeIn Ignition – Review

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The core of LogMeIn’s services is their web site. Step one is to create an account at LogMeIn.com. Once you’ve done this, you can download the LogMeIn software to computers that you would like to remotely access. These two steps are the same regardless of how you then access your computers. The importance of the LogMeIn web site continues when using LogMeIn Free, as you remote control computers through the browser rather than in a separate application.

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