We do love the Ericofon. In fact, we still use an original one in the house. Of course, you are limited because of the wire and the landline with the original, but not so the Bluetooth Ericofon.
Tag: wireless
1960s-style bluetooth leather wireless speaker
I know, bluetooth wasn't used in the 1960s. But this 1960s-style bluetooth leather wireless speaker mixes the looks of that era with the technology of today.
Ferrero x Colette Nutella wireless audio speaker
The jar design dates back 50 years, so to celebrate this milestone, the Ferrero x Colette Nutella wireless audio speaker has been produced.
Wireless retro side tables from Artisanti
Artisanti are playing around with 50s looks with their new Wireless range which includes these retro side tables.
Sound Burger returns as the Crosley Revolution CR6002 portable record player
We featured this back in January, but now you can actually buy the Crosley Revolution CR6002 portable record player. At least, you can in the US. Don't worry, it'll be in the UK soon enough.
It's not a million miles away from the vinyl crate digger's tool of choice, the Sound Burger, a portable record player from the mid-80s. This new version updates things a little, offering 33/45 speed playback, dynamic full range stereo speakers, battery power, an FM transmitter for firing music over to your audio system wirelessly and a USB socket, so you can easily transfer vinyl to digital formats.
You can buy it directly from Crosley for $149.95 in three colour options, as well as Hammacher Schlemmer. We would expect Urban Outfitters to be the place in the UK to get one in the near future.
iTam Tam Go – classic 1960s space age seat becomes wireless iPhone sound system
Regular readers will know we have featured both the original Tam Tam and the more recent iTam Tam audio variation. Well, now there's another option, the iTam Tam Go from Branex Design.
It's the logical progression to both. Still the 1968 space age seat from Henry Massonet and still a sound system capable of hooking up to your iPod or iPhone. But the new 'Go' version also adds in a Lithium-ion battery, offering up to eight listening hours of 'omni directional sound' cable-free.
