The Denon CEOL RCD-N7 is a music system designed very much for the digital age. Networking capabilities let it access your home music server, web radio and music services and Apple’s AirPlay tech, while there’s also an iPod dock, USB port, CD player and, er, FM/AM radio tuner. That’s a lot to stuff into a compact music system, so how does it shape up? Read our full Denon CEOL RCD-N7 review to find out.
It’s time to jump start your day with a dose of tech news so rich we’ve got Donald Trump fixing to get a loan. We kick things off with news on a Sony’s upcoming unhackable PS3, follow up with Motorola Xoom pricing, drop details on Apple’s March 2 event for the iPad 2 and more.
The Apple iPad, iMac, iPhone 4, MacBook Air, and Apple TV 2G walked away with top honors in the 2010 Engadget Awards. Out of the 21 possible categories, Apple products walked away with 8 awards. It looks like being a fanboy isn’t so bad after all. Let’s break down the complete list of winners.
In the midst of the Nokia Microsoft alliance, better known as “Nokisoft”, Motorola Mobility has revealed that 28 percent of handset sales originate from one carrier, Verizon Wireless. These details were contained in Motorola’s SEC filing and with the Xoom launching in two days, investors may be watching sales closely.
According to AllThingsD, the world of tablets will weather a storm up next week. The iPad 2 will be announced on March 2nd in San Francisco. This is not the first time we’ve heard iPad 2 predictions, but apparently “several sources close to the situation” are in accord.
The Motorola Xoom is landing in the US on Verizon Wireless in two days. Included in today’s press release were both price points which pair up nicely with our previous coverage — $799.99 no contract and $599.99 on-contract. We’ve seen pre-order pricing in the UK before, but now that the US has set the tone will we see UK retailers follow suit?
As Killzone 3 officially went on sale in North America today, rumors began to circulate that Sony is hard at work developing an unhackable PS3. This new PS3 keeps the existing slim design, but adds a larger 300GB hard drive and an “undisclosed anti-hacking system”.
End your day the perfect way, by walking out the door with your noggin stuffed full of all the latest tech headlines to mentally digest. Start your scoffing here in teatime tech!
