Aura Style Speaker Uses Resonating Glass, Looks Like A Blender

This is certainly a new and different look for a speaker, but the people over at Yanko thinks that you’ll love it. The cone shaped speaker called Aura uses resonating glass to fill the room with sound. The Paul Scarfe designed speaker is only a concept, and there’s no telling if people will like a blender looking speaker in there Home theater room.

[Crunchgear]

JVC Quasar Concept Speakers

In the land of concepts, this one is one of the best looking speakers that I've ever seen. The JVC Quasar 360 speakers degree speakers send sound in all directions, and looks fantastic doing it. We of coarse don't know what it sounds like, it could really sound like complete ass. But it credit to the designers though.

360 Degree Speaker [Yanko Design via Gizmodo]

B&W's Zeppelin: It Cost How Much?

Look at this thing!!!

As far as ipod docks go, this has to the most unique that I've ever seen. The Zeppelin as the creators B&W call it, has a 5-inch subwoofer and can belt out a total of 100 watts of power. I'm sure that it's a very good ipod dock with good sound, but I have to balk at the $600 price tag that comes with this. I mean, it looks good but damn! Is it as ground breaking as an iphone? Hell, even a PS3?

Who do they think they are Bang and Olufsen?

You deiced. B&W via Crunchgear

iHome Is Out With The iH8

I've been using the original iHome for almost a year now, and I have to say that the sound from this device is very impressive, considering how small the speakers are.

Well iHome has introduced the new iH8, which doesn't look quite as good as the first one, in fact it just looks like a speaker with an ipod dock built into it. Other than the extra speaker it's very plain, and not a whole lot to look at.

I'm sure they're going to stick you up for about $100 on this, but hopefully the sound is as good as the original. Consider it if you don't need to fill up an entire room full of sound.

Hit the linky for more info. [ilounge via Crunchgear]