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Website of the Day: VozMe.com
I love robot voices! They always sound weird and robotic and hilarious all at the same time. VozMe is a website that lets you create mp3s from text and already has me in geeky giggle fits.
JooZoo: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?
That's not a fancy dog tag, it's JooZoo, a new portable mp3 player for pets created by Korean company Innobitz. I'm not quite convinced it will relieve pet's stress and improve health as the company claims, and a doggy mp3 player seems like just another gadget for those with money to burn.
And, actually, quite a bit of cash burns at that – this 18-karat gold and diamond-encrusted device costs between $1,500 and $2,000.
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Colossal MP3 Player Spotted at Walgreens!
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Need a GIANT MP3 player? Spotted in the aisles of Walgreens, a $22 dollar MP3 player — the size of your head! Walgreens and their genius digital music player manufacturer have apparently glossed over the fact that iPod's success came largely from its convenient small size to bring you the Colossal 256MB mp3 player!
Fergalicious Samsung K5 MP3 Player
Did you happen to catch the hot little player in the Fergalious video, or in the Wait A Minute video by the Pussycat Dolls? Released in September, the Samsung K5 MP3 Player comes in 1GB, 2GB, and 4GB storage capacities with all of the standard MP3 player features including MP3/WMA audio playback, JPEG photo viewing, FM radio, and an alarm clock. With a set of external speakers, you can use this player as a mini boombox.
The Mickey MP3 Player Finally Comes Stateside
I can't believe it was sooo long ago (like last year long ago) that the Mickey Mouse MP3 Player surfaced and that we've had to wait this long for it to finally come to the US. Before you think I'm crazy for saying something from Disney is geek chic, hear me out. This $70 player is super tiny, comes in four stylin' colors, and can hold up to one 1GB of music.
MP3 Sports Wristband Concept
There's no denying the new, teeny-tiny iPod shuffle is great for working out, but its lack of a screen and additional features doesn't always make it the ideal player for a serious athlete.
This concept for a wearable MP3 player by Nathan Davis serves to solve some of the slipping and skipping issues brought up with larger sports players.
It has a silicone band that lets you wear it on your arm or wrist, and it has an OLED display housed underneath a layer of polycarbonate.
Lesson Learned: Don't Run a Marathon With an iPod
I can't make it more than a few miles without some driving tunes in my ear, so running a 25 mile race sans iPod would be out of the question. Thankfully, I'm not looking to win a marathon anytime soon, but if I was, I'd know that running with an iPod is a dangerous move if I want to take home the gold. Take for example, the winner of the recent Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon winner, Jennifer Goebel, who was disqualified after being photographed during the race with an iPod in her pocket.
Protect Your Ears: iPod Safety
Who doesn't crank up the tunes occasionally for a rocking cardio session or to block annoying conversations on a morning commute? Unfortunately, dialing up the volume of your iPod can adversely affect your hearing.
We all know that prolonged listening to loud music can lead to hearing loss.
Love It or Leave It? Clip-On MP3 Player
If you like the way the 2G iPod Shuffle can easily clip onto your bag or sleeve for easy access, here's a new MP3 player that may give the shuffle a run for its money. Coby's MP-c852 MP3 Player looks like a giant clothes peg turned music player. Featured on Chip Chick, this 1GB clip-on MP3 player comes in five colors including blue, red, pink, silver and black and can play WMA and MP3 files, just don't try syncing it to your iTunes playlists.
Geeksugar Tests The Insignia MP3 Player With Bluetooth
The Insignia 4-Gigabyte MP3 and Video Player has gained praise recently - namely from The New York Times - for its Bluetooth capabilities, which are still pretty rare in the MP3 player world. The player can transmit stereo MP3 music and video soundtracks to your headphones or speakers via a wireless Bluetooth connection, which means freedom from wires.
It features 4GB internal flash storage that holds up to 1,000 songs, 4,000 photos, 50 audiobooks or 14 movies, is just over 0.6" thin and weighs 2.4 ounces and supports MP3 formats and most image and video formats.
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