
Some things are just meant for each other – like the new JBL OnBeat loudspeaker docking station and iPod, iPhone or iPad. It’s not exactly a one is to one relationship but with a wide compatibility with different Apple portable devices, who would complain? The OnBeat is JBL’s first speaker dock that produces an ultra-realistic and high-output audio virtually from all Apple iOS gadget. It has a universal connector that securely docks iPad, iPhone, or iPod in portrait or landscape mode.
The speakers feature twin JBL Phoenix full-range transducers with 2 x 7.5 watt amplification and computer-optimized DSP equalization that can produce an in depth 360-degree soundstage and an extraordinary frequency response (70Hz – 20 kHz) with minimal distortion, even at high volumes. These primary features enable the audience to listen to their favorite music with such accuracy and detail that it’s almost impossible to believe that it’s coming from a portable speaker. Furthermore, the JBL OnBeat comes with an IR remote that can browse through the iPod and iPhone menu up to 15 feet away, AC power supply that can also recharge docked devices, and USB and Auxiliary inputs. Using the speaker dock is a breeze even without the remote because it also features a convenient touch pad controls that allow users to adjust the volume and mute/unmute the speakers with just a tap.
On the design side, the speaker comes in an easily recognizable and stylish dynamic JBL weave figure. The dock is small enough to fit and be carried almost anywhere so that it can be the heart of any party anytime and anywhere.


A good car needs a good garage; you don’t just leave a Bugatti Veyron or a Ferrari Scaglietti parked in some shady back alley. It’s the same with iPhone; you don’t just leave it in some table top or drawers especially when you can seamlessly “park“ it on the new Yamaha PDX-31 speakers. This powerful speaker for iPod (5th generation, classic, nano, touch) and iPhone effortlessly lets you enjoy your playlist in any room through its 15W x 2 digital amplifier and 8 cm full range cone with bass reflex port. This new iPod speaker also features an AUX-in terminal or stereo mini jack located at the back to instantly turn it into a home multimedia system, simply plug in your PC or an mp3 player and you’ll have access to a secondary audio.



