The new audio micro systems from JVC come with to-die-for touchscreen controls

Written by IT News on 7:26 PM

By entering the touch screen technology in virtually all types of stuff was more a question of when rather than "if" question, and new sound system which has recently made major manufacturer JVC is perfect proof of that. If you have been, and hope, and in some sound system boasts excellent audio response, elegant appearance that was part of the head and come loaded with a range of handy features, so do not see more than three recent notification JVC tools: the UX-GN6, LP5-UX and UX-G200.

These micro systems all sports in the 21st Century-approved design and specifications, and, of course, that comes with iPod support. Moreover, in this new audio will meets the eye.

The first thing anyone will notice is, of course, full-face contact design: get shiny plate with a built-in touch-sensitive technology is its ability to govern these small audio medium to a whole new level. New JVC micro system can handle very complex touch gestures, almost like you saw in the SciFi movie ... and this is just the beginning.

Wake up one of these mini-boom boxes from standby mode, do not have to press: just wave your hands in front of them and they will come alive, lighting all the basic knowledge of areas and symbols, and offer all the critical information needed. The UX-GN6 will retail for around $ 200, a sport-top-mounted iPod dock with a monstrous total power capacity 120W, CD playback, AM / FM tuner, and no-nonsense two-way speakers.

The UX-LP5 comes with a retractable front-lighting system iPod dock and packaging costs less than 70W for $ 150, while the smallest, the UX-G200, will retail around $ 100 and comes with 16 V output, USB Host port, CD player , AM / FM tuner, timer / clock, and audio input. All three contacts boom boxes hit stores in March.