Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Portable Computer Speakers - What to Look For

!±8± Portable Computer Speakers - What to Look For

When shopping for portable computer speakers there are several things that consumers should look for. The first, and what for many is the most important issue, is sound quality. This can vary widely in the industry, and will usually get better the more money you are willing to spend. That being said, there are several companies that offer high-quality sound, for a reasonable amount of money.

The next thing to consider when making your portable computer speaker purchase is how mobile you need them to be. If you travel often, and need speakers that can easily fit in a laptop bag or suitcase, your options will be a bit more limited, although there are still dozens of choices on the market. If your speakers will remain at home, but you still want to be able to move them from room to room, this will open up your options considerably.

Next, when considering portable computer speakers, consider their power source. Many options on the market are USB powered, however, there are also battery powered, and options that have to be plugged into the wall. Keep these options in mind while shopping, and make sure to get what's best for you. If you are going to be using your speakers outdoors, or traveling quite often, you probably won't want speakers that have to be plugged into the wall. And changing batteries can also get old, although USB powered options sometimes aren't as powerful as others.

You can also buy portable computer speakers that are wireless and work with bluetooth, which can be nice, especially if you need the speakers to be across the room from your computer, or if you travel often. It can be good not to have to deal with the hassle of wires. However, wireless speakers don't usually have as high quality of sound output as many wired options, and the batteries can often run out quite quickly. You have to decide whether this is important.

Other options to consider are whether the portable computer speakers are also compatible with mp3 players. Do they have a headphone jack? Do they have a subwoofer output? All questions to be considered depending on how exactly you plan to use the product and what you want to get out of it. With a little research and by shopping around, each individual is sure to come up with the right speakers for them.


Portable Computer Speakers - What to Look For

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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

The Bose SoundDock Range

!±8± The Bose SoundDock Range

Bose have a great reputation in the audio market for the excellent product design, build quality and of course their audio performance. Best known for their high end hi-fi equipment and wave speaker technology, Bose have turned their attention to the digital market over the past few years and now hold true their excellent reputation in the iPod dock market with the highly rated Bose SoundDock range of docking stations. These SoundDocks are fantastic way to quickly transform your iPod music collection from their rather tinny headphone only world into a full on hi-fi experience in your home (or even on the move depending on which model you go for!).

The SoundDock range is split into four different models each with different features to cater to individual needs. Despite the vary level of price between the different models they all share one thing in common which is fantastic audio reproduction. The base model, its full moniker being the 'Bose Sounddock iPod Digital Music System' will cover most peoples needs and does exactly what you'd expect. Simply dock your iPod in the cradle and you'll be enjoying rich quality sound in your living room. The base model, as with every model in the range, charges your iPod when it's docked, and comes with a remote.

The next model up is called the Series II and is more or less the same as the base model with the exception of one particular feature - the Series II is also equipped with an auxiliary port so you can use pretty much any kind of audio equipment with it, not just your iPod. The third model in the series is called the SoundDock Portable... can you guess what sets this one apart? Running from a rechargeable battery, as opposed to mains power, the SoundDock Portable can be grabbed by its carry handle and hey presto, you've got the Bose audio experience on the move! The final, top end model in the range is the SoundDock 10 - a genuine big brother to the rest of the series it really is a significant step up from its smaller siblings.

Whilst the rest of the range share very similar, if not identical innards, the SoundDock 10 usually a substantially higher end speaker and amplifier set up for genuine high-end hi-fi quality sound. The price of the SoundDock 10 is a tad eye watering, especially when compared to the lower models in the range, but for the audiophile it is certainly worth investigating if nothing but the best will do!


The Bose SoundDock Range

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