Speaking of relaxing, after mowing the lawn, I like to lay back in the hammock and listen to some tunes. To fully engulf myself into the sound, I reach for the Aerial7 Chopper2 headphones. These headphones are designed to give you optimal sound from your iPod™, BlackBerry™ or any other MP3 player or phone. What’s cool about the Aerial7 Headphones is most of them are compatible with the iPhone™ and Skype™. With a 3.5mm adapter and built in slim profile microphone you can listen to your favorite music and not have to worry about missing a phone call. If you are more of an “in ear” person, check out the Aerial7 SUMO line of headphones. They offer the same great sound, and also feature the slim line microphone. If you go to www.aerial7.com, you can certainly find the style and design that fits your style. GET TO THE CHOPPER!!! Sorry, had to do that, please read in your best Arnold Schwarzenegger voice!!
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Does dad own a motorcycle? Cardo Systems’s G4 PowerSet is a Bluetooth headset that helps motorcyclists stay connected while riding. The Cardo System’s G4 PowerSet comes in a package of two that are paired together to help riders communicate with one another. The G4 Powerset has some great cool features. First you can communicate with another rider with a range of up to 1 mile! Secondly, with the Click-to-Link™ feature, if you see another rider with a G4 PowerSet, you can easily connect to communicate with that rider. Thirdly, with the multi-device connectivity, you can listen to your MP3 player or connect to your cell phone in addition to talking to your riding partner. Fourth, having the windscreen mouthpiece will reduce the amount of bugs in dad’s teeth! For more information or technical specs, visit them on-line at www.cardosystems.com.
With the holidays approaching quickly, its time to start looking around for those cool little gadgets that will make a great present or perhaps a stocking stuffer. The iBlink headphones would make a great stocking stuffer this year. As soon as the iBlink headphones showed up at the house, my 12 year old daughter confiscated the package and instantly hooked these up to her iPod. What makes the iBlink headphones different is you get to see the beat of the music. The iBlink headphones, light up and pulse to the beat. The fact that the iBlink headphones has noise isolation is a good and bad thing. Of course its good because you can hear the sound better, however it turns into a bad thing quickly when people who cannot sing dont realize how loud they are singing! The iBlink headphones have an MSRP of $29.99 which makes these a great option to replace the standard headphones that come with many MP3 players. The iBlink headphones has the sound of headphones you would receive from headphones in that price range. If you are looking for true high fidelity sound, you will end up paying the price, but the iBlink headphones are perfect for my daughter and I believe would be perfect for yours. Check them out on-line at www.myiblinkusa.com!
Available in 4, 8, 16, 80 and 120 gig versions there is one for every style of mom. Imagine mom showing all those cute pictures of you growing up to all her friends, or listening to some of her favorite music while gardening. One thing I really like about the Zune is the built in FM tuner. Mom can listen to her favorite football game or NASCAR race if she is out and about working in the yard. She can also download her favorite television shows or movies to watch whenever she wants. The Zune software is built in making it extremely easy to load, and with built in wireless sync you can load using your home network with no cables. The screen is easy to read with a simple navigation screen to go from music, to videos, to pictures or the FM tuner. For a cost mom can download audiobooks from audible.com or other on-line libraries. Also, for $14.99 per month, she can subscribe to Zune Pass where she can access unlimited music downloads. With different styles there is a Microsoft Zune for every mom. Check out all the information about Microsoft Zune at www.Zune.net.
