Tips for Typing Maniac

I'm currently on the Robot Level of Typing Maniac with a score of 480K points. I'm only Top 4 among my friends. The highest game level I've reached was Level 23 and boy I have to tell you I was typing really like crazy at that point in the game.

Reaching this level wasn't easy, here are some tips that I like to share with you:

Perfect the easy levels, target 100% accuracy to get the bonus points. Do this for levels 1 to 8 at least to get a significant total score by level 9.

The higher the level, the higher the bonus points will be if you manage 100% at the end.

Try to get the "black" words for double points.

Use the power ups only in time of great need. Strategize.

The most useful powerups for me are wind and ice. So I tend to stock up on them.

Keep an eye out on the life meter (signified by the red bar line), once it reaches beyond 70%, if you have the "wind" powerup don't hesitate to use it. Don't hold out at the last minute or you might regret it.

Use the "ice" powerup only if there are a lot of colored words falling down and try to remember them.

On the high levels, I noticed that the 4 to 5 letters words are situated on the left side of the game screen while the longer words are on the right. You can try to type out the short words as they fall because they are easier but I think the longer words are worth more points, so if you can try to clear them out first.

If your fingers feel tired or your eyes are a bit strained, rest for a bit before continuing the game.

It's easier to type when your palms aren't resting on your laptop or on the wrist pad of your keyboard.

Practice! Practice! Practice!

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I've heard that there are cheat engines out there for this game. I seriously discourage anyone to use this because you might get your Facebook accounts banned and that's never a fun thing. Plus you're only cheating yourself right? You might brag about your high score to your friends but you know deep inside that you didn't really gain that fair and square.

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Yes, No or Maybe

billiard bokeh
Originally uploaded by redpen21

Kinda reminded me of the 8 ball toy which you can shake to get answers to random questions. Sure could use one right now.

Play for FREE now at Triviala.com and WIN

Triviala.com is an online quiz site which is open for worldwide competitors. If you're looking to spend a few hours having fun then play at this site for Fun trivia. Registering is a breeze and absolutely free.

What sets it apart from other quiz sites is you get to accumulate crowns from each game that you play. The crowns are used for the weekly draws for CASH prizes. You get an instant 10 crowns upon registering and a bunch more if you compete you profile information.

The candy-colored site is very easy on the eyes using a magazine type layout. Since the layout is not cluttered and you pretty much can see everything on the front page, you can easily select a game for a quick Trivia Game fix.

There are several games to choose from, among these are:

 Face off - This is a very fun game to play with friends. You can compete for the top spot in an international level if you need to prove that you are Trivia royalty.

Coin a word - For a fast action game, and fast accumulation of crowns then this is the game for you. The objective is to form 3 to 6 letter words from a jumble of letters provided. You get a special bonus if you spell the word TRIVIALA.

Quiz Mania - This game also uses the multiplayer mode. You can choose to play a round of head to head with your friends and compete for the top score.

Try out Triviala.com today and be prepared to have loads of fun while getting more and more chances to win in the weekly draw. Play now for free and win!

Upcoming Movies for SM North Edsa IMAX theatre

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – July 16, 2009

with exclusive IMAX 3D scenes

As Harry Potter begins his 6th year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, he discovers an old book marked mysteriously "This book is the property of the Half-Blood Prince" and begins to learn more about Lord Voldemort's dark past.

Under The Sea 3D – August 2009

An underwater look at the diverse coastal regions of Southern Australia, New Guinea and the Indo-Pacific areas and the impact of global warming on the oceans.

A Christmas Carol 3D – November 2009

An animated retelling of Charles Dickens classic novel about a Victorian-era miser taken on a journey of self-redemption, courtesy of several mysterious Christmas apparitions.

Avatar 3D – December 2009

A band of humans are pitted in a battle against a distant planet's indigenous population.

2010

How to Train your Dragon 3D – March 2010

Shrek Goes Fourth 3D – May 2010

Hubble 3D

For inquiries and ticket reservations, please call 929- 5452 or 924-4274. For inquiries and screening schedule, log on to www.smcinema.com or you can email us at imaxnorthedsa@smsupermalls.com.

SM North Edsa will now offer the IMAX experience to its viewers

 

SM Cinema will open the IMAX Theatre at SM City North Edsa promptly on July 16, 2009 with the showing of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Now THAT is a great way to showcase the IMAX experience by showing one of the most anticipated movies of the year with scenes exclusively designed for IMAX 3d.

How it works
IMAX’s digital theatre system uses a comprehensive suite of proprietary IMAX technologies, that, when integrated together, creates an experience that consistently puts the audience IN the movie.
IMAX Image Enhancer

• IMAX’s proprietary image enhancer brightens the on-screen image, and, through the use of a camera that provides real-time, on-screen feedback, it makes automated adjustments to ensure maximum image fidelity is maintained 100% of the time.

Customized Theatre Geometry

• IMAX’s customized theatre geometry maximizes your field of view, putting you IN the movie – and is a key reason why IMAX^® 3D is the most immersive cinematic 3D ever created.

IMAX Audio System

• IMAX’s powerful audio system delivers laser-aligned digital sound.
• IMAX’s Proportional Point Source loudspeaker technology enables listeners to pinpoint the specific location of a sound – with five discrete audio channels. (conventional 5.1 disperses sound through many speakers making it nearly impossible to locate the origin of the sound)
• Each IMAX theatre is acoustically treated to present accurate and realistic sound images with the largest dynamic range. This enables the sound to be crisp enough to hear a pin drop and precise enough to know exactly where it dropped.
• Each film’s soundtrack is specially mastered for IMAX’s unique sound system.

IMAX Screen

• IMAX’s proprietary high-gain screen results in exceptionally bright images and unparalleled 3D
• The IMAX screen is slightly curved and sits closer to the audience.

Dual Digital Projectors

• IMAX’s revolutionary digital projection technology is “projector agnostic,” meaning that it can utilize commercially available digital technology that best meets IMAX requirements – the projectors are merely a vehicle for IMAX’s proprietary image enhancer, which turbo charges the basic functionality of the light engine.
• One of the key benefits of being projector agnostic is that IMAX can adapt and even improve as suppliers develop new technologies.
• The current system uses two 2k Christie projectors and has a 1.9:1 aspect ratio – in keeping with the best-tested chip sets – and we continue to work with dual 4k projectors.

IMAX DMR^®

• All film content that is played through IMAX’s digital projection system is digitally re-mastered with IMAX DMR technology.
• IMAX DMR employs a suite of proprietary image enhancement tools that optimize each image for IMAX presentation. Some of the techniques used to enhance the digital image include sharpening, color correction, contrast and digital artifact removal.

3d representation of the IMAX theatres. 

SEE YOU ALL ON JULY 16th!!!

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Monday Blues

Ok, now I know this is not a good and positive way to start the new work week, but it still doesn't change my sentiments. Why do I hate it? Monday makes me feel the end of a short-lived weekend and I always never get enough of it. Lately, I haven't had a good weekend's rest and I'm feeling all burned out.

Maybe a cup of coffee will cheer me up, and turn this negativity into something productive. This week will be pretty hectic for me again and breathers are always welcome. So ok, time to get ready for work now...here we go.

See your site in a word cluster

This is what my blog's frontpage looks like if it was converted into a word art. If you're just in the mood to create a word cloud that's artistically colored or arranged in a very interesting layout then try out Wordle for yourself. You can put in random words or words with similar meanings or put in the URL of a site, like what I did. You can pretty much choose and customize what kind of layout and colors you want it to be. You can also choose the typeface style according to your preference.

Sherlock Holmes Movie Teaser

Yes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous sleuth is getting his own movie. Portrayed by Robert Downey Jr. and directed by Guy Ritchie, the story is set in 19th century London. Nothing much is disclosed yet about the story plot but make sure to be prepared for a battle of wits and brawn.

Click here for the official movie trailer:

Kaya Restaurant's Talangkanin meal

Bloggers were invited to be the first ones to try out the signature dish being made famous by the remake of the koreanovela "Only You" that's currently sweeping the ratings on ABS CBN. Kaya Restaurant is now offering this meal, Jillian's (the lead character played by Angel Locsin) Aligue Bibimbap (meaning mixed rice) or much better known as Talangkanin meal.

The serving was big. The presentation was nice and just looking at my bowl when it was served was a feast for the eyes. The seafood toppings were served in ample quantities and cooked just right. You can add several spicy sauces to cater to how hot your taste palate is.

Give in to your curiousity and try out this dish for yourself. Express Kaya branches currently offer it at Php 210.00 and Php 310.00 for fine dining branches.

Sam Raimi's Drag me to hell

Sam Raimi at his horror best.
Staying true to his silly horror old-school style during the times of the Evil Dead, Sam Raimi brings another movie to his collection of sorts, earning it the "must see summer horror summer flick of the year" title for 2009.

The movie stars Alison Lohman as Christine, a pretty young bank loan officer doomed to be cursed by a gyspy named Mrs. Ganush. Christine is helped along the way by her fiance, Clay (Justin Long). The plot of the story took us on a wild rollercoaster ride on how Christine sought ways on how to counteract the curse.
If you're looking for hair-raising, and scream-inducing moments then this movie is not for you. Raimi reminds us how fun it is to be scared to death. I was squeamish about several parts of the movie involving dentures, eyeballs and lots and lots of saliva.

The movie was quite entertaining, honestly I thought it would be a flop but Raimi has proven once again that he still hasn't lost his touch on horror flicks. Hmmm, I was almost hoping for a Bruce Campbell cameo but there was none. Drag me to hell was fun plus it also helps when you have a Sam Raimi fanatic watching beside you.

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Trying out Skribit

I've come across this curious widget while browsing through the MakeUseof website. It's a great tool for building interaction between blogger and readers. The widget as you can see on my blog at the rightmost sidebar, lets you post topics that you would like me to write about in the future.

Let's try it out and have fun with it. Let's see what interesting topics are out there that might be nice to cure writer's block. If you have fresh ones brewing in your head right now, feel free to post them. I will welcome and consider them all.

If you want to try out this tool too, just sign up and get your own widget at the Skribit website.

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Facebook game: Typing Maniac

A relatively new Facebook game from Metro Games that's currently keeping me pre-occupied and typing furiously on my keyboard. Typing Maniac definitely has an addictive factor to it especially when you have a friendly competition going on with your friends.

Gameplay
Simple enough, to progress through different levels you have to type in the falling words as fast as you can. The words fall faster as you go through higher levels. Longer words are also more prominent from levels 6 and up. Correct words fill up the green meter located on the right side of the game screen. Wrong words fill up the red meter. Gamelevel progress indicator is shown by a pile of papers slowly filling up at the corner.

This is the starting game interface screen.

You might notice several strips of words colored in black, yellow, blue, violet or red. Black is a score multiplier, yellow gives you the "slow" powerup, blue gives you the "ice" powerup, violet gives you the "wind" powerup and red gives you the "fire" powerup. The slow powerup slows down the dropping speed of the letters. Ice temporarily freezes the words on the screen, you will not lose any available powerups, although since they're frozen over, you won't be able to see the color anymore. You'll still be granted the powerup for that word. (Thank you David for the comment) The fire feature burns all the words on the screen. This is handy when the flurry of words become too overwhelming. The wind feature refreshes your red bar meter to zero. At the end of each level, your score is calculated and given a bonus if you've attained 100% and error free, meaning you've correctly typed each word. Different titles are available corresponding to your final score. You will be able to see your ranking among your friends who has the application installed.

Tips
Try to get all the words right during the early levels of the game. The extra bonus gained from this will really mean a lot in the end. Try to get all the special colored words first because this will prove very useful during tight spots. Hold back on using these special features unless you really really need to. Use the Ice and Fire feature when a lot of words are flooding your screen, so that you can start fresh. I also found it useful to type in slow (if you've got this extra) at once during the high levels before even the first word starts to fall. Take rests in between levels. All those falling letters can cause severe strain on the eyes, making it harder for you to focus and concentrate. And lastly, practice makes perfect.

 Get bonuses if you get all the words right.

Good workspace, great work output

If you're like me, then you probably also spend most of your days slaving away in front of the computer. My profession requires me to do most drawings not by hand anymore but with the aid of a software that generates this electronically. Because of this, hours in front of the computer often leaves me with backaches, and body pains. First and foremost, an ideal workstation should be equipped with ergonomically designed furniture. Ergonomic meaning it was designed with anthropometrics in mind for maximum comfortability.

When you think of Office Furniture, what comes into mind are the boring black standard swivel chairs with the modular desks that we've gotten so familiar with over the years. Office furniture design has come a long way and various design innovations have been dominating the office furniture industry. Check out the contemporary styles and unique look of furniture available at Spacify. Each furniture piece was designed ergonomically for the human form and they are available to fit whatever design style your home office or commercial space has. The office section is sub-divided into categories per furniture type, so it is very easy to navigate your way around the site to find the right office furniture piece you're looking for.

A well-designed workspace, makes you feel inspired to do very productive work. At the end of the day, you might even be surprised to find yourself looking forward to working again the next day.

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Rock Band Unplugged

PSP game review.

Finally, the Rock Band franchise came to the PSP and I've finally gotten my hands on it. This was the game responsible for lots of my sleepless nights last month even though I was well cramped with my workload. Haha.

 Rock Band Unplugged on the PSP is much much different from playing it on consoles with the accompanying instruments. This version lets you play all the instruments at a time with your handheld console. The screen is familiar, notes of blue, green, yellow and red still streams on the center view of your screen as you play to the beat. A phrase indicator lets you know if you're building up the multiplier stack for a higher score. There is still the four-levels of difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert. I've played all the songs using the hard mode and I've gotten pretty adept with it, the expert mode is a little tricky for me still. The instrument indicator also lets you know the level of difficulty for each instrument is.

The tour mode lets you pick which gigs to play and what cities to play them in. Each gig has it's own rewards in terms of star and fan points. Sometimes a gig gives you extra bonuses if you finish with the asked pre-requisites like a four-or-five star finish, if you do it will unlock extra gigs or extra items.

 

 You can also choose to hire managers for your band. Each one offers something a bit different depending on which areas you're currently completing. As an added treat, you can also customize your band's name, the band's logo, their look and their attitudes on the customize band screen.

 A quickplay mode in the menu lets you practice the difficult songs before proceeding on tour. There's also an option to play just your favorite instrument, I think this is particularly great if you're fumbling a lot with an instrument for one particular song.

 I've recently completed the Endless mode (playing all 41 songs included in the playlist nonstop) with a lot of help from Druce. Playing it for several hours really does take toll on your ears and eyes. We swapped playing after every 3 songs or so. After completing that...oooh boy. I still can't get enough. Talk about being really addicted.

There are available downloadable songs in the PSN if you want to expand your playlist, or you can register your UMD at the official site to get the bonus playlist.

This is one great game that a PSP fanatic must try. It's perfect for destressing or for passing extra time. (at least it worked out that way for me)

Still a Rusher

After all these years, I'm still listening to The Morning Rush show by Chico and Delamr at RX 93.1. The Morning Rush (TMR) gives me my daily fix of humour, satirical views on life and reality checks. It makes the drive going to work much more bearable, be it because the sun is extra hot or the rain unusually strong. Of course, I only catch about just an hour of the show now but it still is great. You can find me occasionally (ok, ok often) laughing by myself at Chico's jokes or Delamar's blunders. Their Daily Top 10 is always about something interesting and it never fails to keep me entertained.

Chico and Delamar have established for themselves as legendary icons in the Radio Broadcasting business. Their teamup is one like no other. The radio show for sure won't be the same without the two tandems around, when one is out on vacation or on leave, you'd surely feel that someof the magic is missing. Aptly named, the show really gives its listeners just what the name implies.

Check out The Morning Rush Forum here.

For an insight on the lives and thoughts of these wonderful people, visit Chico’s Strange Fruit blog and Delamar's Brain Fart blog respectively.

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Be inspired: Listen to Firefalldown

Everyone comes to a point in their lives where everything seems to fall apart, and nothing is ever coming into place. Sometimes the feeling of depression and helplessness can be so overwhelming, it can suck you down into an empty void of feeling nothing but being lost. I've just been in this limbo recently and it's not the best place to be in the world. Sometimes I don't know where I can get the gentle push I would need to get back on my feet again.

"...The music is bringing you

Up

Don’t you give up

Your time ain’t up..."

These are the words to the song Commissioned by Firefalldown that I heard when I visited their website at http://www.firefalldown.com. The melody was energizing and the beat was almost a mix of rock and skate punk. The song was catchy and pretty soon, the gravity of the song's meaning gave me all the motivation I need to get myself out of a slump.
Firefalldown is a three-member Filipino-British band based in London, offering a unique sound of melodic funkcore to the UK underground scene. Visit their homepage and get a chance to listen and have a feel of their music. You can also find Firefalldown music videos on the media page.

After getting the vibe of their music, be inspired yourself and avail of the Firefalldown promo to get a chance to win an iTouch. All you have to do is post an entry to your blog on how the music of Firefalldown touched your life, making you feel inspired and driven. Insert the best picture that captures your post. There is a bi-weekly finalist chosen and announced in the site.

Be DRIVEN and INSPIRED! Firefalldown Album "Commisioned" out now! Download in iTunes or Amazon!

Akroma and Luminous Angel gets a new look

One of my favorite cards in my angel deck for MTG TCG (Magic the Gathering: Trading Card Game) is Akroma. She's one powerful angel and if along a match I've gotten her out on play, I know my enemy won't stand a chance especially if my opponent owns a red or black deck.

The release of the new set for Magic the Gathering (MTG), is called Divine vs. Demonic. This time the focus will be legions of angels against the hordes of black demons and monsters. They've decided to give the key characters an alternative art release for this set. Seven new cards have been given makeovers and these include: Akroma, Luminous Angel, Lord of the Pit and Demonic Tutor.

Here's the new look for the angels I've mentioned.

The trading cards used to look like this...

After the revamp...

For an in-depth look at the world of magic, take a look back at my old post here. Or visit the official site from Wizards of the Coast.

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Avatar Crazy

I had loads of fun trying out cartoonized and stylized versions of me using various online services. For those of you who do not know, an avatar is a user's computer generated 2D or 3D representation of himself in an image, icon or text, used in various forums, messengers, blogs and online communities.

Here are some services that I found most interesting to use.

Face Your Manga

I got manganized! (LOL) The candy-colored vector graphics makes this avatar very very appealing. This was the closest look alike that I got.

 South Park Studio

This brought me back to the days when I was still very addicted to South Park. Here's a toon version of me, although I couldn't find the right length of hair.

Simpsonize Me

This became popular way way back, I think back to the time of the release of the Simpsons movie. Unlike the above converters, Simpsonize Me requires you to upload your own headshot picture and generates an avatar from there. After several tweaking, I finally got the look that I wanted. Check it out.

Most of these sites are pretty self-explanatory and you wouldn't get lost with technical jargon. Have fun and enjoy creating!

What other sites have you used to create an avatar?

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Just take my hand

I’ve just been on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and I’m still reeling. Slowing down though, I’ve never been more sure. (Just let me be enigmatic here)

I’m sharing one of my favorite poems by Pablo Neruda.

If You Forget Me
I want you to know
one thing.

You know how this is:
if I look
at the crystal moon, at the red branch
of the slow autumn at my window,
if I touch
near the fire
the impalpable ash
or the wrinkled body of the log,
everything carries me to you,
as if everything that exists,
aromas, light, metals,
were little boats
that sail
toward those isles of yours that wait for me.

Well, now,
if little by little you stop loving me
I shall stop loving you little by little.

If suddenly
you forget me
do not look for me,
for I shall already have forgotten you.

If you think it long and mad,
the wind of banners
that passes through my life,
and you decide
to leave me at the shore
of the heart where I have roots,
remember
that on that day,
at that hour,
I shall lift my arms
and my roots will set off
to seek another land.

But
if each day,
each hour,
you feel that you are destined for me
with implacable sweetness,
if each day a flower
climbs up to your lips to seek me,
ah my love, ah my own,
in me all that fire is repeated,
in me nothing is extinguished or forgotten,
my love feeds on your love, beloved,
and as long as you live it will be in your arms
without leaving mine.

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Philips Bandwidth Battle of the Bands

Along with the launch of the GoGear line of MP3 players, Philips also announced its hosting of a Virtual Battle of the Bands. Amateur bands are invited to upload their recent performances via YouTube at the Bandwidth account (click this link). Bands will have to perform two original songs and upload a video for each song on the said YouTube channel. Visitors to this site will be allowed to vote for their favorite band and performances.

 

The uploaded videos will be screened by 3 mentors and judges: Francis Reyes (NU 107.5 DJ and former guitarist for The Dawn), Cookie Chua (singer for Color it Red) and Raimund Marasigan (vocalist for Sandwich, keyboardist for Pedicab, drummer for Cambio and The Eraserheads) Finalists will then have a chance to showcase their talents in public on a final performance night. Grand prize winner will take home a prize of Php50,000.00 worth of cash and prizes.

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Philips GoGear event

I was lucky enough to get invited to the Philips GoGear event last Saturday, June 6, 2009 as one of the Bloggers. The event was the official launch for GoGear product line of MP3 players from Philips. I got to Boni High Street at around 7pm and the event was well underway. We were briefed by the brand manager by a slide show of the products and they showed us exactly what set them apart from the other MP3 players available in the market today.

 

Taken by Cars

As an added treat, the event was filled with performances from streetdancers and a mini-concert by Techy Romantics, Cookie Chua and Taken by Cars. I loved the sound of Techy Romantics! It was definitely a fresh new sound for me. I'm going to check out their online site and review their music and post it soon. Cookie Chua is of course already an icon and her voice is unbelievable live.  The highlight of the night was the performance by Taken by Cars and it was the first time I heard of their music and I'm converted now into a fan.

The highlight of "my" night though was winning a Philips GoGear Aria. Whoopie! Check out my review here.

*Special thanks to Mr. Eric Bordeos for the invitation.

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Letting my ears decide

A Philips GoGear Aria MP3 player review.

When we were given the press release kit for the MP3 player that I've won on the night of the launching, I read about how different the GoGear range of MP3 players was from the other players in the market. Well, it was different reading those words and actually experiencing the power of the FullSound feature of the player. They were right, (I kid you not!) the music was crystal clear, the resonance of every beat made by each instrument can now be heard adding to a very delightful and spine-tingling music experience. The complement of the noise cancelling earphones added to the superb sound quality as well.  When I put on those earphones, I'm lost in the world of music. I can now enjoy the music and living in my own world for a while. Perfect to filter out distractions when I'm working.

The GoGear Aria

I got the 4G GoGear aria as a prize from a raffle draw. It's quite small and very light. It's about 2" x 3.5" in size, just about as big as a business card. The black glossy interface is very minimal and the only other color you will see is the silver buttons for navigation and menu control. It also has a 2" display in full color.  Easy charging and data input is via USB cable to a computer or laptop and is compatible to most OS. Battery life lasts for about 36 hours.

What is FullSound?

FullSound is Philips latest technology for their GoGear range of MP3 players which brings back the sonic quality that music compression (let's say when the file is converted to the MP3 file format) loses on transfer. It increases the music signal, making you hear the musical genius it took to create the specialized sound that you are listening to.

Now that I've experienced the FullSound technology for myself, it's hard going back to listening to an MP3 player without it. I think me and my Aria will have very long and fruitful fun moments from here forward. For the other mp3 player variants in the GoGear line visit this post.

Official site for the GoGear.

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Philips GoGear range of players

The GoGear range comes in stylish forms and specifications tailored to the needs of the most discerning music enthusiast.

 

Go Gear LUXE

MP3 player with Bluetooth headset

Clip and click to always stay tuned and connected. The chic Philips GoGear LUXE MP3 player fastens like an accessory so you can wear your music. Switch from music to calls on your Bluetooth mobile phone and view caller ID - at a touch.

 

GoGear Aria

With FullSoundTM and premium headphones

Enjoy an unrivalled sound experience with Philips GoGear Aria AV player featuring FullSoundTM. A real joy to use, you can download online videos to the player and easily navigate content on its 2” full color display

GoGear Muse

With FullSound2TM and noise cancellation headphones

Philips GoGear Muse portable AV player features FullSound2TM technology and noise cancellation headphones for exceptional sound and inspired music enjoyment on the go. Plus, viewing videos is a joy on its 3” wide-QVGA color display.

GoGear Opus

With FullSoundTM and premium headphones

Enjoyed unrivalled sound on the Philips GoGear Opus portable AV player featuring FullSound TM. Prepare to be entertained on the go – download online videos and then view them on the cool 2.8” QVGA color screen.

GoGear Vibe

Small size, big entertainment

Philips GoGear VIBE portable AV player packs big entertainment in a superbly small design. Its 1.44” full color display shows off album art and folder view ensures easy file navigation and organization.

GoGear Spark

With FullSound TM to bring music to life

Philips GoGear Spark MP3 player makes it hip to be square, Album art makes the player glow while your songs are empowered by Philips patented FullSound TM technology. Show off your player with your photos as the screensaver.

GoGear RaGa

With robust aluminum finish

The sleek Philips GoGear RaGa MP3 player sports a sturdy aluminum design, making it highly wearable and durable. Enjoy up to 27-hour playback of your favorite MP3 and WMA music, and tune in to FM radio for more music options.

GoGear Mix

Full color display for easy navigation

With handy built-in clip

Clip on your music and go! The Philips GoGear Mix MP3 player lets you transfer files speedily with push-out USB – no cables required. Enjoy easy navigation on its full color display and 25-hour music playback with its embedded battery

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