The iPod is more than just another MP3 player. It’s sleek white case paired with its white-wired ear buds make a statement. Since the introduction of the iPod, many other companies have introduced their own MP3 players, but no other machine has made the same impact on music as the iPod.

When the iPod was first introduced about six years ago, the memory capacity was only available up to 40GB, and the battery life was about eight hours. Now, the iPod is available in almost any conceivable size and memory capacity. The iPod Shuffle is one inch square, with a clip to attach it to an article of clothing. The iPod Nano is as tall as the iPod Classic, though thinner and not as wide. The Nano is also available in a wide variety of colors. The Classic has also gotten an upgrade, it is now available with a 120GB memory capacity, a 40-hour battery life, and is capable of playing video as well as music. (more…)

Car entertainment has gone through many improvements over the past few years featuring new technologies. These technologies were implemented to maximize sound quality and luxury in your car. Now a days, CD players, AM/FM radios and cassette players are no longer considered to be optional. All new cars are equipped with a radio and CD player. Today, car stereo systems come in many features, sizes and options to choose from to accommodate your needs.

What are the common car stereo features?

1) Pre-amp outputs:
Many stereos come with pre-amp outputs. These outputs can be crucial if you are planning to run a car amplifier without need for any modifications. Some units are equipped with multiple outputs and occasionally ones that are crossed over. Since car have a lot of electrical noise in them, many stereo units have 4 volt outputs to eliminate interference. (more…)

If you have little cash but want a better sounding stereo system in your vehicle, installing a stereo yourself can save you a tremendous amount of money. It is relatively easy to install a new CD player or radio in your car, especially if you have had any experience in wiring or electronics.

The standard car stereo system is installed in the dash; therefore, this article will provide the steps necessary to complete this task. Custom or modified vehicles will require a different set of instructions for stereo installation. For this task you will need a new car stereo or CD player (which is also called a head unit), wire strippers, electrical tape, a screwdriver set, and wire cutters. You will also need a guide outlining how to remove your dash panel and how to adequately remove the old stereo system without causing any damage. (more…)