Cheap Audio for any Gadget

There is an assumption that the speaker dock for IOS devices such as iPod, iPhone and iPad are usually sold at high prices. But LG prove how wrong these assumptions through its newest product, LG ND4520, the price is quite affordable. 

Concept and Design
 LG ND4520 will greet you with a beautiful and modern design. Black and white color combination is quite neutral to decorate a living room or den that concept art deco or modern minimalist. The design looks similar to the widening of a short sound bar, the difference has been loading dock for the IOS device from iPhone, iPod to iPad large.To keep the looks to keep it minimalistic, LG only provides three key pieces: power, volume and function. "Was not complete? Bluetooth Remote LG also provides LG Bluetooth Remote application that can be used on Android devices and IOS you. One thing that is interesting from this dock is the availability of the battery slot. Yes, you can choose the electric current flowing directly through the outlet or if the mobile is able to rely on 6 AA batteries to provide electric power intake. 
 
Features 
As mentioned above, this dock connectivity are complete and practical. Example, to pair it with the IOS device, you just drove it on the dock instantly available. Or you can also connect a variety of devices ranging from smartphones to tablet PC using a Bluetooth connection has.The pairing process can be implemented in a short time. Do not have a music player gadget? Relax, you can play music stored in the flash via a USB port. 
Given the remote has to offer at least the default settings, LG provides another solution. You can download the free application, the LG Bluetooth Remote, which can conjure IOS devices, smartphones and Android-based tablet PC with a remote Bluetooth connection. 
I tried the Android version can be downloaded free through Google's Play. And turns with this application, the true ability of the new dock is visible from LG. Android smartphone as a remote, I can control the speaker dock with more flexibility.There are several setting options that are only accessible via Android applications. For example, a preset sound effect that can not be set in the remote load, but can be maximized only through the application of LG Bluetooth Remote. 
In addition, I also enjoy additional features such as seeing his playlist of songs that are very useful if you're listening to songs through the USB port, switching modes only through the touch of a finger, and enjoy a number of preset sound effects (Normal, POP, Classic, Rock, Jazz) is shown to improve sound quality. So make sure you use this application if you already have the LG ND4520. 
 
Performance 
On the inside, LG pinned two powerful 10 watt driver to boost the sound performance of your IOS device or smartphone. The results of the resulting sound is quite good for all types of music with the composition of a balanced bass and treble. For volume, loud enough to fill the room when used as a medium sized bedroom or den.For those of you who like to enjoy music with loud bass thumping, audio may not hit the dock. Because the bass thump produced quite ordinary. But conversely, if you like to listen to the songs genre of pop, rock, jazz or acoustic, audio dock is still reliable with quality mid and treble are comfortable in the ear.With the availability of preset EQ options are available, you can also feel better sound performance although it will be more complete if the present custom EQ option that can be set and adjusted by the user desires. 
 
Conclusion 
Modern and minimalist design, plus full connectivity and not just for Apple devices only, making this device ideal for bedside or placed in your workspace.The results sound offered is nothing special, but it is helpful to preset EQ options are available. Even LG ND4520 also be taken away, given this dock can also use AA batteries as a power source. Supported a relatively affordable price tag (about $135), LG ND4520 worth considering as an option to dock audio devices. 
 
Pros: 

• Complete Connectivity 
• Support for IOS and Android applications are very effective to make the IOS and Android devices as a means of navigation and access to additional features 
• Affordable price 
• The sound quality is quite good for its classOption 
• AA battery usage

Shortage

• Preset EQ options are available only in IOS and Android applications 
• Not available with LCD display

The Top Best Netbooks

Smaller and cheaper than a laptop, netbooks continue to leave a strong impression in the market. Netbooks appeal to a wide audience, from business people who travel a lot, children's and home users looking for a small laptop to carry from room to room, to book Laden for students who spend long hours on campus.

Can be distinguished by most of the netbooks and light weight, long battery life, small screens (between 9 and 12 inches), and components that are powered low. These devices first appeared for home use, but it is becoming increasingly popular among professionals and small businessmen and university students who are about to go to school. Netbook makers and including more features, larger screens and keyboards, and faster parts, all while lowering prices. We offer you the top 10 netbooks we reviewed the market today.

Here are 10 of our favorites below.

ASUS Eee PC 1215B

$450 Street
The Asus EeePC 1215B is a competent netbook with some high-end features, like USB 3.0, HDMI with 1080p output, and an AMD E-350 processor. Read the full review ››

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Sony VAIO VPC-YB15KX/S

$600 List
With its speedy dual-core AMD E-350 processor, large 500GB hard drive, and a size that is at once compact and large enough for comfortable typing and viewing, the Sony VAIO VPC-YB15KX/S is a strong new entry in the netbook market. Read the full review ››

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Acer Aspire One AOD250

$399.99 Direct
Thanks to a few above average specs, like a 320GB hard drive and a long lasting battery, the Acer Aspire One AOD250 stands out among a crowd of look-alike netbooks. Read the full review ››

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Lenovo ThinkPad X120e

$580 Direct
The Lenovo ThinkPad X120e is arguably the best netbook for business, but it comes at a premium. Read the full review ››

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HP Pavilion dm1z

$450 Direct
The HP Pavilion dm1z netbook and its AMD Fusion APU offer the best of both worlds: faster-than-Atom speeds and great battery life. Read the full review ››

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Samsung NF310-A01

$400 Street
With the latest dual-core Atom processor, high-resolution screen, and a great user experience, the Samsung NF310-A01 is our new Editors' Choice for netbooks. Read the full review ››

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Acer Aspire One AOD255

$330 Street
The Acer Aspire One AOD255-1203 is any day the cheapest dual-core netbook, yet you get a full-size keyboard and more than 7 hours of battery life. Read the full review ››

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ASUS Eee PC 1015PEM

$370 Street
Asus doesn't raise the price of its 10-inch EeePC 1015PEM netbook, even though it now runs on a dual-core Intel Atom processor. Read the full review ››

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HP Mini 210-2090nr

$349.98 List
There's nothing special about the HP Mini 210-2070nr netbook's looks or performance, but it'll give you a full day's worth of battery life and comes with a fast hard drive. Read the full review ››

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HP Mini 5103

$650 Direct
With its dual-core Atom CPU, touchscreen, big battery, and. 2GB of RAM. the HP Mini 5103 is the most tricked out netbook money can buy, but it doesn't come cheap. Read the full review ››

Best Verizon Smartphones

Verizon's Android march will continue. Within a few months, we're going to see a version of Google's Nexus One phone for Verizon. That's not a rumor; Google promises it will happen. If you believe the rumor sites, there's much more to come. 


Mentioned in this roundup:
Blackberry Storm2 (Verizon Wireless)
$179.99 and up

The Storm2 cured almost all of the original Storm's ills, providing a solid BlackBerry interface on a touchscreen phone. Now if only RIM could fix their Web browser.
Google Nexus One (T-Mobile)
$299.99 and up

The Google Nexus One is the most powerful Android smartphone yet, but its software and sales strategy are geared strictly to self-supporting geeks. We'll see if that changes by the time Verizon gets this phone.
HTC Droid Eris (Verizon Wireless)
$89.99 and up

The HTC Droid Eris is an easier-to-use, lower-cost but less-powerful Android alternative to the sometimes fearsome Motorola Droid.
HTC Imagio (Verizon Wireless)
$199.99 and up

The HTC Imagio is one of the best Microsoft smartphones out there, thanks to its refreshed Windows Mobile 6.5 OS, its beautiful TouchFLO 3D interface, and genuine broadcast mobile television.
Motorola DROID (Verizon Wireless)
$199.99 and up
 
The Motorola Droid signaled Verizon's comeback on the smartphone scene with its speedy processor, high-res screen and Android 2.0 operating system.
Palm Pixi Plus (Verizon Wireless)
$48.99 and up

The Palm Pixi Plus is an inexpensive little messaging smartphone that can also kick your laptop onto the Internet, and it makes a good alternative to texting phones like the LG EnV series.
Palm Pre Plus (Verizon Wireless)
$82.95 and up

With a very easy-to-use operating system and a sliding keyboard, the Palm Pre Plus is an e-mail, music, and calendar-oriented smartphone with a twist: it'll get your laptop online (at a price.)