iHome releases a new choice for iPod/iPhone owners who want to share the tunes that they listen to. Similar to most speakers paired with iPods, iHome unveils the iP1 Speaker System which features the Bongiovi Acoustics’ Digital Power Station technology.

The DPS technology is a processor that actively scans the recorded material and compensates for any deficiencies across the audio frequency spectrum, effectively restoring it to the sound the artist originally intended to be heard.

The iP1 Speaker System is currently available at Apple and Best Buy for $299.00.

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When it comes to getting to know more about the places you travel to, there will be people who will have some deficiencies. This includes that of being deaf or having hearing problems. So while many of us find it more informative to actually hear guides from various multimedia means to actually be lured into such places, here is a neat software from Visual Travel Tours that should address this issue.

QuietGuides is a software tailor-made for the one with hearing problems. The need to learn more about places before actually traveling there is a need and this new software is without a doubt a big boost to travel itineraries and of course boosting tourism barriers for the people with handicaps.

VTT QuietGuides help deaf and hearing impaired travelers pre-plan adventures, pick the best places to visit - from Main Street to Mongolia - and access travel information on the go. Over 115 QuietGuides are currently available, with new releases every month.

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