Where are all the PC Gizmos?

Chris Pirillo — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 08:56:14 +0000

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How cool are all of my new toys? When the people at miJam asked me if I wanted to review a few of their newest toys, I jumped at the chance. I may be 35, but I still love toys! Seriously, who wouldn’t love things like this?

The miJam Pro Air Drummer allows you to play drums without wires. It simulates a full drum set with a pair of wireless drumsticks, a bass drum foot pedal and a speaker unit. You can jam along with any songs in your music player. The wireless speaker has 6 built-in rhythms, volume and tempo control, audio in cable and audio out jack. Wireless foot pedal can play bass drum sound. And with the wireless drumsticks, you can perform snare drum, tom tom, floor tom, crash cymbal, hi-hat cymbal and ride cymbal sound easily. Drum roll can also be done with the “follow” buttons.

The miJam Studio Mike is an easy-to-use microphone that will allow young people to experience the fun of jamming by masking out or temporarily removing the original vocals of their favorite tunes. In this way, they can sing with their voice blended into the original background music – whether it is a band or a symphony. To work with Studio Mike, all you need is an iPod® or a MP3 player. Studio Mike will do the rest for you. Studio Mike is perhaps the most simple and portable vocals jamming instrument you can find on the market.

PC Gizmo is a perfect companion to kids and teenagers who use computers. PC Gizmo is not only easy and fun to play with, it is also very useful as it helps you to manage your communication applications on your computer such as email, instant messengers, and Skype call.

The best part is that not only are these toys fun… they’re insanely inexpensive! Pick up one or all three for holiday gifts this year. Heck, buy some for yourself! Bring out the kid in you.

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Where are all the PC Gizmos?

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Where are all the PC Gizmos?