Popular Science recognizes we all want to be the DJ
Popular science just awarded Pacemaker, a mp3 player that turns anyone into a DJ, as a “Best of what’s new” winner in the Gadgets category. The device is part of a larger platform that encompasses a user community which provides legal uploading and mix sharing as well as a desktop application.
The Pacemaker at its gadget-y heart is a 120GB mp3 player with display and touchpad. Various inputs allow some crazy stuff, all in a very mobile little unit. The device features multifunction buttons that allow different inputs on the touchpad. I am certain it is easier to use than the diagram which outlines all the functionality shows.
Keep reading to find out some more about the Pacemaker.
Gadgetell Review: Boosted Grande “DJ-style” headphones
Product: Boosted Grande headphones
Price and Availability: Currently available and retailing for $70.00
Rating: 6/10
Pros: Soft, comfortable headpiece and ear cups, nice long cord.
Cons: Personally, a little big for my taste.
Overall: Would recommend.
Keep reading to check out the full review…
Boosted intro’s the Grande, Pequeno, Stiloso DJ-style headphones

Boosted has just introduced a trio of new headphones, the Grande (pictured above), Pequeno and Stiloso (pictured below), all of which are available in a few colors and are designed for the “technologically savvy individual.“ The headphones all have a standard 2.5mm jack, come with a variety of adapters and feature an in-line microphone that will allow you to switch between your music and call.
The Grande headphones are an over-the-ear style, while the Pequeno are an on-ear style and both feature a soft touch surface with swivel earcups. The Stiloso offer a classic vintage look. The Stiloso and Grande headphones are currently available and retail for $52 and $70 respectively.
Music not included with DJ-1800
The DJ-1800 is a complete, full featured and self-contained professional DJ system.
No need for a mixer, CD players or record decks. No need to carry your music collection around in hefty boxes. All you need is a Mac, some amplification, and some music!
Music however is not included. The professional DJ music control software offers a multitude of features that allows any professional DJ to entertain their customers very much like any full featured tradional DJ equipments, if not better.
Among others, you have 4 professional-quality CD players emulated, 4-channel software mixer, support for multiple outputs and modes, including of course a song library management software to manage your large collection of songs.
If you are not convinced about the quality and value of the software offering, try it for free first before you make any decision. If support is your concern, worry no more. DJ-1800 website offers a lot of support information including FAQ, blog, as well as a support forum. You can even make a feature request if so desired. Unfortunately, Windows users will miss the boat with the DJ-1800 professional DJ software as it is only available for the Mac…at least for a foreseeable future.
For professional DJs on-the-move, the DJ-1800 solution sure rock.
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