In addition to the yet-to-be-announced Twenty Audio Amplifier from Griffin, they of course also had some other goodies out on display. And one of those items was the Studio Connect. The Griffin Studio Connect is expected to debut for sale sometime in the spring and will be priced at $150. The Studio Connect will dock more »

You can easily create music on computers. However, it’s important to have a good pair of headphones so you can hear you are doing to create excellent audio. Shure just introduced three new sets of headphones, the SRH240, the SRH440, and the SRH840.

The SRH240 is a low cost (under $60) pair of headphones and Shure claims that the “SRH240 reproduces full bass with detailed highs.” If you’re willing to spend $100, there’s the SRH440, which is collapsible and is meant for mixing consoles. The SRH840 is Shure’s top of the line “Professional Monitoring Headphones” at $199.99 Obviously, these are meant to reproduce sound in the truest form possible. These are also collapsible for portability. Since all of these headphones are meant for critical listening, they are designed to be very comfortable for long listening periods.

Nikon users get in line. Everyone’s about to get enlightened. A new training video titled “A Hands-on Guide to Creative Lighting” is on its way for Nikonians of all experience levels.

Two very knowledgeable photographers lead the training: Bob Krist and Joe McNally. Both have done work for National Geographic and have a close relationship with Nikon. Both are multi-award winners, authors/photographers of best-selling photography books, and have shot for major magazines and companies. Both men also teach seminars and workshops. It is without question these men know their stuff. Who better to learn from than masters of the craft?

Read on for more info on the DVD…

Dell has made their eco-friendly and small desktop PC available, the Studio Hybrid, which is not your typical low-cost mini PC. Dell has managed to offer the Studio Hybrid at a fair price, beginning at just $499, but also managed to get some decent specs in there as well as keep it both energy efficient more »