While most audiophiles and audiosnobs have heard of (or used) Sennheiser products, many still wonder if the brand can be the choice of the masses. In a previous interaction with the company, we found Sennheiser reluctant to be included in the budget class – and this is with reference not to affordability, but quality.

However, over time the company has come out with newer products, and prices are on a downward spiral. You may recall that four months ago we had covered four earphones from Sennheiser in one review. It’s now time to check out another batch (of three products, this time). So here are some cheap – sorry, affordable – options from Sennheiser.

I decided to start with this product as it’s my favorite. It claims to provide bass-driven stereo sound, and I think it’s true – most of the lows were well represented, if you can pardon the missing punch. The output is clear, but much of the warmth that we discerned in the OMX series is sadly missing.

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Zebronics recently launched a couple of low-end, really cheap MP3 players called Gamma and Uno that are listed on its website as well. The lack of any details, however, could cause a bit of a problem if you're keen on a purchase. We managed to get these bare-bones players for testing, and here's what we found...

MP3 DJ Gamma
It looks as if Zebronics actually beat Creative to the punch – the Gamma, with an integrated speaker, was released before the stone plus(ith speaker) put in an appearance. Of course I wasn’t able to pit the two against each other as we haven’t got the latter for review yet.

Form Factor
Even with the minimal information at hand, I can tell you that while the Gamma is as heavy as the Zen Stone Plus, it's smaller, though not slimmer. It has a 1-inch OLED dual color display encased in a very scratch-prone plastic screen. At the side of the screen is the integrated speaker and below that is the Play/Pause key, which also functions as a Power key.

In this age of the iPod, the hot new thing to have is an iPod accessory. This offshoot, which consists of interesting gadgets such as docks and headphones, has been slowly taking over my reviewing schedule, as I find myself being swamped more with earphones and headphones rather than full-fledged speakers.

However, it's the market that dictates what we review, so I went out looking for the cheapest 'good' earphones available, preferably with a brand name and not some Chinese innovation. I didn't have to wander too far; I stumbled on these iBall earphones at a store in Mumbai's Lamington Road. (I’m told they retail commonly everywhere.)

Design and Performance
These classic earphones sit on the entrance of your ear canal; they're not inserted like canal phones. One contemporary feature is the headband, a thin black curvilinear piece of plastic that ends in the two earphones. It fits behind the neck, and not over the head.

This design requires the product to be light, as your ears bear the entire weight of the unit. And it is lightweight, but not flimsy. The driver bears tiny logos, plus a silver rim that looks cool. The wire is long enough, and ends in a 3.5 mm EP jack.

It may hurt the first time you wear this, especially if you're used to canal phones. The ergonomics aren’t the greatest and it takes some getting used to. The sound, on the other hand, is very good! It’s comparable to many of the more expensive counterparts. Yes, there are cheaper alternatives too, but they sound like whistles in water.

The bass wasn't bad, while the overall sound had good clarity. The main issue with cheap headphones – 'brightness' – didn't pose much of a problem. The vocals and string instruments were right in front, but not jarring. Beats and percussive stuff too were tight, though not deep. I wasn’t expecting depth anyway, so I kinda liked the sound.

Garmin Ltd., the leading maker of satellite-powered navigational devices, is getting into the wireless phone business with the launch of the nüvifone, a handset that incorporates GPS.

"This is the breakthrough product that cellphone and GPS users around the world have been longing for – a single device that does it all," said Cliff Pemble, the company's president and COO. "We believe nüvifone will change the way people view converged devices in future."

The all-touchscreen device is claimed to be the first of its kind to integrate premium 3.5G mobile phone capability with an Internet browser, data connectivity, personal messaging, and personal navigation functions in one device.

Personal messaging functions include email, text, and instant messaging. Also available is access to Garmin Online, which offers constantly-updating information such as real-time traffic, fuel prices, stock prices, news reports, and weather forecasts.

The nüvifone is Garmin’s first device to include Google local search capability, which harnesses the vast point of interest information available from the Internet.

The built-in camera will allow individuals to take a picture that will automatically be tagged with the exact latitude and longitude of where the image was taken. The device also provides direct access to millions of geo-located landmark and sightseeing photographs available via Google’s Panoramio picture sharing site.

Come February and there's no doubt love is in the air. Yes, it’s that time of year when you dip into your much-depleted bank account and spend some hard-earned money on your Valentine. In case you happen to be a techno maniac, here’s an idea you could try out this year that will keep your sweetheart happy – and allow you to play with multiple gadgets at the same time!

Step One: The Way to One's Heart...

If your partner’s mobile phone has a GPS unit (even Google Maps would suffice – anything that allows you to mark areas) here’s what you do. Select certain POIs (Points of Interest), perhaps in the shape of a heart if you really want to get into the swing of things. These hotspots (if I may call them that – heh!) should be in a conveniently compact area. It's preferable to avoid too much travel, or you may get an earful from your hot-and-bothered Valentine at the end of it all. And that's to be avoided at any cost.

Back to our mission. At each location you could have a friend meet your beloved and give him/her a token such as a flower (if your friend can be trusted, that is). The whole mission should be something on the lines of a treasure hunt, with interesting clues and people along the way. The last stop on the map could be someplace special to both of you, such as the coffee shop you went to on your first date.

Anyway, that 'someplace special' should be the location for Step Two. You can accompany your partner there or, better still, wait at the designated place. For goodness' sake, DON'T BE LATE!

Step Two: Dining and Winning

Let’s think out of the box for a moment. When I say 'movie', I don’t mean a crowded, noisy cinema hall. That's a sure-fire turn off. Besides, you might run into your ex there. So here are the ingredients: a large-screen PMP with a set of battery operated speakers. Let's hope your PMP has a provision for dual headphones, just in case the place you’ve chosen is somewhere outdoors and secluded.

Make sure the PMP is fully charged, and carry extra batteries to guard against the possibility of the screen going blank on you at a crucial moment. Forget action and adventure; select a mushy movie for a change. You might also want to make sure your player has plenty of romantic songs to serenade your partner through dinner.

Step Three: Making it Click

What you’ll need for Step Three is a small color photo printer. Make sure you have plenty of batteries. Also get your laptop (again fully charged) and the most vital ingredient of all, a digital camera or a mobile phone with a good camera. Capture plenty of images of the two of you. You can transfer the images to your laptop together and with Photoshop or other software create interesting pictures and print them via the printer. Many printers don’t require wires, so this isn't as far-fetched as you may think.

 hat’s my suggestion for a tech-happy Valentine’s Day. In case you’re not into elaborate plans (or are plain lazy), I can recommend some simpler ideas. First off, a music player always makes a great gift. Here are a couple of choices that won’t set you back too much.

Creative Zen Stone/Zen Stone Plus

The Zen Stone is a basic 1GB MP3 player with no frills. The Zen Stone Plus has a small OLED display as well, along with a built-in stopwatch and voice recorder, and is available in 2GB. The best part is both models are available in plenty of great colors, so you’ll be spoilt for choice. The Zen Stone is priced at Rs 2150 and the Zen Stone Plus is available for Rs 4150.

iPod nano

The nano is a great gift and comes packed with memory. The new nano boasts Apple’s new iPod interface and some extra functions and features such as better games and a larger 2 inch screen for videos. Of course, this is not a cheap gift – the 4GB version is priced Rs 5700 and the 8GB will set you back by at least Rs 7800. But again you have plenty of colors to choose from, including the new Pink edition.

When it comes to gifts, how can one overlook mobile phones? If your Valentine has had the same handset for about a year, he or she is sure to be bored by it. So here are a couple of phones to consider...

Sony Ericsson W200i

This may be a phone from Sony Ericsson's lower-end Walkman series but it's decent enough. It's equipped with a VGA camera and an FM radio with RDS. It supports external memory with M2 cards so there's enough space for music. It supports WAP and GPRS but doesn't have Bluetooth. But then you can't expect too much for Rs 4,700, can you? The good thing is it's available in some really cool colors, such as Street Gray, Black, Mono Blue, Sweet Pink and Aqua white.

Nokia 5300 Xpress Music or Nokia 5200

The 5300 has a decent enough music player and is available in red and black. This slider phone supports Bluetooth with A2DP profile, GPRS with EDGE, infrared, microSD external memory support, and FM radio. It has a 1.3 megapixel camera. The 5300 would cost you about Rs 6300.

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