Posts Tagged ‘Headphone Jack’
Sony Cassette Adapter for MP3, MiniDisc, and Discman Players
Posted by: Gadget Man in Electronics on July 31st, 2009
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| Product Description The Sony CPA-9C cassette adaptor allows you to connect your minidisc or CD player to a vehicle cassette player. While this Sony product works best with Sony CD and MD players, the adaptor will operate with non-Sony products as well. There are a couple of key features to this adaptor which make it a fine choice. The first notable feature is the spring-loaded head. The head will automatically adjust itself to your vehicle’s cassette deck, ensuring that the two heads have optimum contact and transfer the best possible sound. The second key feature is the silent mechanism. A silent mechanism yields less operational noise and a better quality MD or CD sound. This adaptor works with all cassette players which require you to insert the tape opening facing the side. The mini-plug inserts into a portable CD or MD headphone jack. The cassette adaptor is a cheap way to make your vehicle CD and MD operational. What’s in the Box |
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Coby Portable MP3/CD Player with AM/FM Radio – Black (MPCD471)
Posted by: Gadget Man in Electronics on March 4th, 2009
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| Product Description Enjoy your music on the go with the Coby Portable Stereo MP3/CD Player with AM/FM Radio and USB Port. Its modern, futuristic design highlights the top-loading CD player and its capability to play both audio CDs and MP3 CDs. Expanded connections include a USB port for playing MP3/WMA files from USB drives. Digital LCD display AM/FM radio Telescopic FM antenna Full-range stereo speakers 3.5mm headphone jack Requires 6 x C batteries (not included) 110/220V dual voltage Unit Dimension – 10.1 W x 4.6 H x 7.9 D |
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American Innovative Neverlate Executive Alarm Clock
Posted by: Gadget Man in Electronics on January 31st, 2009
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| Product Description Ever since the introduction of the first and only 7-day alarm clock in December 2004, American Innovative has been logging feature requests and product improvement suggestions from our customers. Nearly every aspect of the neverlate executive is fully customizable. We’ve introduced the concept of alarm banks – three in all. The two 7-day banks provide two, completely independent seven-day wake schedules – his and hers for example. In addition, we’ve included a daily reminder bank. We are also pleased to introduce the first-ever preferences menu in a clock radio. Everything from the backlight brightness, to the alarm duration is fully adjustable. Wake to NPR news at 7:00am weekdays, your Saturday morning talk show on a different station and the buzzer on Sunday. There’s no other clock radio in the world with this capability. Line-in, headphone jack and more – a powered USB port on the back accommodates an electric fan or laptop boom lamp. Each time you hit the snooze button the snooze time is cut in half until finally the neverlate executive won’t let you snooze any more. You can even disable the tempting snooze button. |
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