- 1. Biggest, Loudest iPhone Dock: Behringer iNuke
- 2. Thinnest Smartphone: Huawei Ascend P1 S
- 3. Thinnest Slider Smartphone: Verizon Motorola Droid 4
- 4. Thinnest Ultrabook: Aspire S5
1. Biggest, Loudest iPhone Dock: Behringer iNuke
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Behringer, a professional-grade audio company entering the consumer audio space for the first time at CES this year, is drawing crowds with its iNuke dock: a 700 lb, 8-foot long bluetooth dock for i-devices (can't you see the tiny iPhone in the photo?). It pumps 10,000 watts of power, and gets extremely loud. The company offers a list price of $29,995 and says the iNuke will be available for purchase in the third quarter of 2012, but only offered to send us a review unit if we could orchestrate an event around the iNuke. We're thinking about it.
For context, here's the iNuke compared to your 5'7" editor.
Here's what's on the back panel:
Behringer also offers a mini version of the iNuke--here it is sitting atop its big brother.
- 1. Biggest, Loudest iPhone Dock: Behringer iNuke
- 2. Thinnest Smartphone: Huawei Ascend P1 S
- 3. Thinnest Slider Smartphone: Verizon Motorola Droid 4
- 4. Thinnest Ultrabook: Aspire S5
- 5. Largest and Lightest OLED TV: LG
- 6. Smallest Media Player: HSTi Moboplay
- 7. Smallest 4K2K-Pixel Panel: Panasonic Alpha LCD
The 20" 4K2K screen is sweeeeet!!
Getting very close to the thinnest phone ever here, 5.9mm for an old Samsung dumb-phone
dont you mean "low" response times???
This year's CES seems IMO pretty lack luster, and missing new WOW tech.
For some odd reason the only thing sticking in my mind are the Lightsaber Popsicles.
Sure the OLED TV's are nice if you are a multimillionaire and money is no object.
No I think they'll mean "short" response times.
I was looking forward to Panasonic announcing new camcorders because it'll mean their current nice range get heavily discounted!
The iNuke allows you to let your entire neighborhood know you're stupid
"...is only .5-inches thick..."
Big whoop. My HTC Google G2 is only 1/16 of an inch over 1/2 an inch. Now, if the Droid 4 was a 1/4 of an inch thick, THEN Motorola would have something to crow about.