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My Jambox (small, incredible wireless speaker/speakerphone) just arrived & what a beautiful thing it is [Photos]
I've been excited about the Jambox from Jawbone since I first heard about it last December (my blog here). When my colleague, Mark Silva, out in SF asked if I wanted him to grab me one as he was ordering his, I didn't think twice. Damn, am I happy.
The packaging is beautiful, the texture and weight of the product is divine and the promised functionality is an audiophile's dream. I'll review it as soon as I've had a chance to test drive it, but here is a photo-driven taste. For more info, check out the site.
Outside cover of the box: fun, caters to the nostalgia of the core Gen X audience...
...and pays off with the product.
This is going to be fun.
Beautiful package design - I would've believed they hired Apple for this.
It's so pretty. And small. And powerful.
Twitter toaster? Devices to connect to net through other devices w/out direct connection
Instead of reading your twitter feed with your toast in the morning, why not read it ON your toast? In all seriousness, the implications of this are huge. Imagine:- Make client presentations directly from a projector, connected to your server through your phone - no need to lug your laptop.
- Post picture to your flickr as you take them...with your DSLR!
- Print your term paper from Google Docs on your phone, because you didn't have time to go back to your dorm after that booty call.
The possibilities are endless!
A group of technology companies took the first step in making it a heck of a lot easier for connected devices to jump on the internet without a direct connection to a network. The WiFi Alliance began certifying new devices such as netbooks, tablets, cameras and printers that can band together with another connected device to connect to the internet without a router. Designed to be as seamless as a Bluetooth connection, the technology comes with its own built in security (no passwords to worry about) and promises to hasten the development of applications that rely on a connection for up to date information. Intel, Broadcom and Cisco and among the companies that have committed to developing products for the standard.
/via Cynopsis
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