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New products help you power up your tunes

Atomic Bass earphones

You can pump up the bass while listening to hip-hop beats and dance rhythms through Radius’ Atomic Bass earphones. Designed with an angled tube chamber that sits in your ear canal, the earphones let you feel the bass while listening to clear-sounding music. To help ensure a comfortable and snug fit, the soft earpiece covers come in three sizes. Available in black, blue, red, teal, silver and violet, the earphones cost $40.

http://www.radiusproducts.com

Power your devices on the go

If your cell phone or iPod runs out of power while you’re hanging out at the beach or stuck at the airport, you can get it up and running again with the PowerPort Mini. Designed to work with USB devices, the portable device provides two complete recharges or up to 20 hours of instant-backup power without access to an electrical outlet. Better yet, it can provide backup power while charging a device’s battery. Plus, its lithium-ion battery can be recharged in about an hour. Weighing about 1.5 ounces, the gadget is small enough to tuck inside a small bag. Available in black, silver, blue, red, green or pink, the PowerPoint Mini costs $30. It ships with adapters for the iPhone, iPod, BlackBerry and other mini-USB devices. Additional adapters are available.

http://www.lenmar.com

Portable speaker delivers music, talk

Motorola’s EQ5 Wireless Travel Stereo Speaker makes it easy to listen to music and talk on a cell phone without a tangle of wires. The compact speakerphone makes a wireless connection to compatible Bluetooth cell phones. It also can play music via a connected MP3 player. Better yet, when a call comes in, the speaker automatically pauses the music while you talk. It costs $120.

http://www.motorola.com/store