Ever since the X-Mini Capsule Speaker appeared in 2008 we have been completely blown away by the absolutely astounding sound quality and volume that these little gems produce! The X-Mini Capsule Speaker regularly stops customers in their tracks at our retail store people cannot believe that what they are hearing is eminating from these handy [...]
Combo includes a retractable 3.5 mm audio extension cable and adapter Compatible with Apple iPhone Retractable design cuts down on travel bulk & ensures the portability of your MP3 player w/ out sacrificing functionality No more heavy, bulky, tangled cables 3.5 mm audio extension cable makes hard to reach places accessible Color: Black Length: 5 [...]
If you’ve got a Mac with a Mini DisplayPort, you could connect it to Apple’s gorgeous but super-pricey 24-inch LED Cinema Display ($899, apple.com). Or you could pick up an adapter and connect that puppy to the flat-screen TV or third-party monitor you already own.
Dr. Bott’s adapter is for video only.
Dr. Bott’s Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter II is a 13-inch-long adapter with a Mini DisplayPort plug on one end and a female HDMI jack on the other. You supply your own HDMI cable, which you can then connect to a TV, monitor, or other display with an HDMI input.
Dr. Bott’s adapter works beautifully, but since it only connects to your Mac’s Mini DisplayPort, it outputs just the 1080p video signal to your display, not the audio. If you can settle for getting audio from your Mac, that’s fine; otherwise, you’ll need a separate audio cable. This seems like a drawback, but it might be a plus if, say, you want to send the Mac’s video output to your HDTV but run the audio through your home stereo.
Kanex’s iAdapt 20 can send both video and audio to your TV.
However, some TVs don’t accept a separate audio source when the video source is HDMI–typically, an HDMI cable delivers both audio and video. If that’s the case–or you just don’t want to mess around with a second cable for audio–the Kanex iAdapt 20 is the solution. The 3-foot adapter has a Mini DisplayPort plug as well as a USB plug, and you connect both of those to your Mac. The other end has a female HDMI port, and again you provide your own HDMI cable. Then open your Mac’s Sound Preference panel and set the Output to USB Audio Device, which is the Kanex adapter. The iAdapt 20 then sends both the audio and 1080p video from your Mac to your display–piece of cake! The USB plug provides two-channel audio, but if you need surround-sound audio, Kanex also sells the iAdapt 51 ($69.99, kanexlive.com). It’s similar to the iAdapt 20 but has a third cable for your Mac’s digital audio output. Between the Mini DisplayPort, the USB connector, and the audio cable, you’ll get full HD video and 5.1-channel surround through your display’s HDMI input.
StereoConnect from Griffin provides an easy way to hook your iPhone, iPod or other MP3 player up to your home entertainment system StereoConnect works with devices with 1/8-inch (3.5-mm) stereo-mini headphone or audio-out jacks Audio cable measures 6 feet long Heavy-duty jacket prevents kinks 1/8-inch stereo-mini plug connects to iPhone, iPod or other MP3 player [...]
Protect your iPhone with a silicone case and screen protector and blast it’s music in the car with an FM transmitter. This accessory kit is compatible with the Apple iPhone 3G and 3GS. Compatible with Apple: iPhone 3g 16gb / 8gb ; iPhone 3gs 16gb / 32gb Accessories only (iPhone not included) Model number: 262046 [...]
