2011 Holiday Gift Guide brought to you by Electronic House!
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Julius Dance Machine
Gift giving is monkey business. At least it will be with the Paul Frank Julius Dance Machine. This may look like a toy, but the parts that count were actually developed by high-end speaker company Speakercraft. The result is a fun little iPod dock that sounds really good. You can use it with the included power cord or take it on the go thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery. Inside are two 2.5-inch speaker drivers. Unfortunately it doesn’t actually dance.
Omnimount Tablet Mount
Tired of propping your iPad against the toaster in the kitchen? With the Omnimount IES1, you can display your iPad or Android tablet on a stand, or attach it to a wall or desktop mount, for a hands-free option and more space on your counter, desk or nightstand. The unit features a rotating head so you can switch it from landscape to portrait orientation. It fits tablets from 7.4-inches to 9.8 inches (sorry Galaxy 10.1) and cab be attached to a standard VESA 100×100 mount.
Epson Megaplex
Just because the screen on your iPod or iPad is small, doesn’t mean the videos stored on it have to stay that way. Hook your iDevice to Epson’s MegaPlex projector so you can view your videos on a big screen or wall. MegaPlex comes in two versions. Both are LCD-based projectors with full-sized lamps (not pico projectors) capable of lighting up screens up to 100 inches.
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