By mtc | Published:
January 4, 2010
There are few things that are really nice about the Nexus One:
The biggest being the display. High resolution, and OLED meaning clarity and contrast ratios were stunning – making the apps and icons look amazing.
Overall look and feel of the phone’s navigation and GUI was stellar. However, the scrolling app tray with a “virtual conveyor [...]
By mtc | Published:
December 11, 2009
Also gifted were the Nokia Twist 7705, a Samsung Camcorder, and naturally, the perfect iP1 companion, the iPod touch from Apple. Oh yeah, and nice companion to other iHome models, a Tempur-Pedic mattress.
Nice.
Also posted in marketing, products for docking | Tagged advertising, apple, iHome, iP1, iPod touch, marketing, nokia, samsung, Studio Series, the ellen degeneres show, twist |
By mtc | Published:
July 21, 2009
As I do from time to time… I search “wireless speakers” at bestbuy.com. I was happy to see that 6 out of 9 result items were products Avnera enabled. Aw shucks. Read all about them here at wirelessaudioblog.
Also posted in marketing, products for multi-room audio, products for voice communication | Tagged .audio 995, Avnera, Best Buy, clearchat pc wireless, Logitech, outdoor, plantronics, RF-WHTIB, RF-WS01, RF-WS02, rocketfish |
By mtc | Published:
July 16, 2009
I wanted to write a little about interface standards in consumer electronics. My purpose here isn’t to write an exhaustive history of standards and formats – far from it, in fact – rather I want to present some background as a lead-in to some product-specific discussions that will be coming here on wab in [...]
Also posted in industry, marketing | Tagged apple, Bluetooth, HDMI, iPhone, iPod, microsoft, sony, standards, USB, Vizio, WiFi, WiGig, wireless |
By mtc | Published:
June 22, 2009
iHome Studio Series iP1 is available for pre-order now. In production and hitting initial stores on July 1.
By mtc | Published:
May 29, 2009
Recent article on Best Buy’s private label brands, Insignia, Rocketfish, Init, Dynex, Geek… mentions the RF-WHTIB and Avnera:
The Richfield, Minn.-based retailer also recently debuted low-cost wireless surround-sound speakers under its Rocketfish brand. Best Buy created the $99 speakers in partnership with startup Avnera of Beaverton, Ore.
Check out full article here.