Headrush is a snazzy take on earbuds for tweens and up. They feature contoured earpieces to knock out the background noise and it comes in five colors that match Apple’s iPod Nano 4G, to make a great pairing gift. The earbuds and the packaging is inspired by popular “extreme” power drinks, because tweens don't have that marketed down their throat enough. Cost is $17.99. EarBudeez is designed for small ears and comes in fun youthful pink, blue, lime green, black, and white. The have a super comfortable cushy gel ear that fitly snugly but nicely into little ears. They come in a kid friendly packaging and make a great gift for ...

If you are in the market for some impressive headphones that won't break the bank, then you are in luck with the just announced Acoustic Research 5.1 Surround Sound USB Headphones from Audiovox. Instead of earbuds these travel friendly headphones provide a cheaper solution to Bose and are just as good in someways. An audio enthusiast will appreciate the surround sound with six separate speakers, three in each earcup! This is perfect when watching movies on your laptop. "The six high performance neodymium drivers optimize each audio channel (center, left/right, front/subwoofer and surround speakers), and deliver accurate 5.1 surround sound with extended bass." When I tried them on I was ...

i.Sounds My Messenger Board looks like it could be a cousin to another message board we reviewed sometime ago. My Messenger Board can easily be mounted and has a dry erase board so you can easily leave messages in marker and then erase off. There is plenty of room on the black portion of the board to stick in thumb-tacks for pictures or notes and there is area to with key hooks too. The sweet spot of the My Messenger Board is that you can record and leave a message for playback later on in the day. When you see the LED light blinking, you will know that ...

Earlier this year at CES we had reported on the Audiovox homebase Message Center and Digital Frame. At the time we where told it would be released in time for Mother's Day and alas it was. So would this be a new spin on the average Joe digital frame? I guess we shall see. Design: Before you add a gadget to your kitchen area it is very important to many that it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb and that it should be aesthetically pleasing. The homebase blends in by having an all white design except for the control keys to the left of the unit which are ...

Last week we introduced you to one of the most unique gadgets at CES 2008 this year - Audiovox's homebase system, which will soon become the next best fixture on your fridge besides those cheesy puppy magnets. Pricing has now become available for the units. For those that are interested when it is released in a few months, the Audio homebase will retail for $159.99 and the Audio + Video homebase will retail for $199.99. You can also check out  the video below and it will show you the press event for the homebase so you can get an even better idea of what this new hot gadget for spring will be like. Like we said, we see this item potentially on fridges across America.

One of the most innovative and interesting things we came across at CES this year so far is the AUDIOVOX homebase unit. Truly innovative and smart, and a finally a gadget that is not an iPod case or dock to charge one! Instead this will help those moms and dads who are always on the run. Homebase will allow you to stay up to date with other family members and just day to day routine things that may come up that slip your mind. The homebase system is a new twist on the digital frame. They took a 7 inch LCD digital frame that can hold up to 125 high resolution pics and put it inside an erasable white board with a magnetic border that you can put post-it notes on or magnets. You can write on the board with erasable markers and quickly jot notes down or a message. But that's not all, the homebase also has a built-in microphone to record messages and also an indicator light that denotes a message is waiting to be listened too.

The Audiovox D1817PKG 8" slim line portable DVD Player Package is an affordable way to make your road trips more pleasant by keeping your kids entertained. The D1817PKG includes a well rounded package of everything you need to get up and running with a traveling entertainment center for the little ones. The package comes with a game controller with 30 games that you can play on the DVD player, it also comes with a car headrest mounting bag, a carrying case, 2 folding headphones, a credit card size remote, all the cables you'll need, a car power adapter, and a battery.

Here is an MP3 player that offers a decent amount of features and memory, despite being such a cheapy. $29.99 gets you 1GB, an FM radio with 20 presets, a bright OLED display, an equalizer, and WMA support. Of course there has to be a catch right? The battery life for the Audiovox MP6610f is dismal at just a reported few hours. Still at this price, this thing is almost disposable. And there is also a 512mb version which is available for $19.99.

Chief Manufacturing has come out with a line of decorative frames for 32”, 42” and 50” flat panel TVs. The frames are available in Classic Black, Dark Pecan, Antique Gold or Brushed Silver. With the optional Optical Mirror Kit, you can even transform your flat panel in to a mirror when the TV is powered off. Try combining one of these decorative frames with Audiovox's Home Decor Speaker System and you're sure to have one spiffy entertainment room.

CES might be 2 months away, but that hasn't stopped the gadget magic from happening a little earlier this year. Today at the Digital Experience event we got to see the unveiling of some of the upcoming products that will be showcased at CES 2007.Amongst all the newbie gadgets was Audiovox's Home Decor Speaker Covers made especially for the HD510 Home Decor 5.1 Speaker System. Some of you might relate to a situation like this one - he wants a powerful speaker system in the living room, but you don't want the place looking like a bachelor's pad. Audiovox's Home Decor Speaker Covers allow you to disguise your speakers with ...

Audiovox's DVD Shuttle System does the usual portable DVD player stuff that it takes to make a great traveling companion - it plays DVDs, CDs and Mp3s on its LCD screen. Ok, well that alone is probably enough to make you yawn, but don't fall asleep just yet. The DVD Shuttle System can also fit in several docking systems, including in-vehicle, under-cabinet or a tabletop docking stations with built-in TV tuners. With all that added versatility, this portable DVD player might make you turn your eyes away from Sony or one of the other big players.A slimline remote is also included with the system, and there are optional accessories that you ...

For all of you XM junies out there, there is a new Satelite Radio Jukebox on the block. The Belkin XM Boombox Audio System F5X007 comes with a wireless remote control, has an integrated handle, a water-resistant cover and somewhat ipod'esque styling. It is designed to be compatible with the Delphi Roady XT or Audiovox Xpress XM Satellite Radio receivers and it runs off eight C-cell batterries or an AC adapter. The F5X007 retails for $99.99. White really is the new silver.