boynq is a design and development company for Consumer Electronics. Via designers & engineers, educated in Europe, the company develops high quality and unique designs for PC-accessories and general audio products.

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Engadget WakeUp Review:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/25/boynq-rolls-out-wake-up-ipod-speaker-alarm-clock/

Yeah, what you see above actually is yet another iPod speaker / alarm clock mashup, but being that it's from Boynq, it looks noticeably better than most of the alternatives. The interestingly designed device does quite a few things aside from wake you from your slumber, as it also includes an FM radio and line in / out ports to compliment the built-in equalizer and 20-watts of amplification. Best of all, this thing plays nice with every dock-connecting iPod ever created (including the iPhone "on models produced after January 1st"), and the remote controllable snooze practically guarantees that you'll never be on time for anything again. Talk about user friendly.

Technabob Toastit Review:
http://technabob.com/blog/2007/05/14/boynq-toastit-will-not-burn-your-memory-cards/

Normally, I couldn’t think of a less interesting computer accessory than a memory card reader. Leave it to the design wizards at Boynq to change my mind on that.
Their Toastit is a 27-in-1 memory card reader that bears a striking resemblance to a retro-modern toaster. While it won’t actually brown your Pop Tarts, the Toastit will read most memory cards, including Compact Flash I & I, MicroDrive, SD, MMC, Memory Stick and xD formats.
The plug-and-play flash memory reader is completely USB powered, and transfers via a high-speed USB 2.0 connection to both Macs and PCs. And no, I couldn’t find a ‘bagel’ setting anywhere on the thing.

Tuvie Alibi Review:
http://www.tuvie.com/boynq-alibi-alien-picking-webcam

The looks of boynq alibi is very cute. It looks like an alien that peeking out of the top of a vase, while actually this is a combination of speaker and webcam. With this futuristic looking gadget, you can clear up some desk space nicely. The Alibi integrates a one-speaker solution for surround sound, webcam and microphone. And the sound quality? Don’t ask, the speaker part uses the next generation of Audio Lens technology, don’t doubt the quality. Boynq - the company that produce Alibi is based in the Netherlands and is known for designing PC and audio products.

OC ModShop Haspel Full Review:
http://www.ocmodshop.com/ocmodshop.aspx?a=1033 (click for full review)

Summary:
Quality Rating: 4. Comments: Feels plasticky again, but works great
Innovation Rating: 4. Comments: Another nerdariffic design from Boynq
Performance Rating: 5. Comments: Works like it says it will
Usability Rating: 4. Comments: Plug and go, but cord can be hard to retract; doesn't stand up well
Value Rating: 5. Comments: For such an inexpensive price, this hub is well worth it

Final Verdict: 4 out of 5 stars

OC ModShop Mistral Full Review:
http://www.ocmodshop.com/ocmodshop.aspx?a=1037&p=2634 (click for full review)

Summary:
Quality Rating: 5. Comments: Doesn't look or feel cheap, and it runs great.
Innovation Rating: 4. Comments: Good idea to make a USB-powered fan, but not many uses.
Performance Rating: 5. Comments: Does what it says it should.
Installation Rating: 5. Comments: So easy, a baby could plug it in.
Value Rating: 5. Comments: For the money, buy a huge box fan.

iLounge iCubeII Full Review:
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/boynq-icube-speaker-docking-station-for-ipod/ (click for full review)

Rating: B. Recommended.

As a revision to prior iCube, this small (4” cubed) speaker system includes an iPod charging dock and separate drivers for left and right channel audio. Includes bass and treble controls, a glowing power light, and audio cables to connect the cube to external/non-dockable devices. Female Dock Connector port and line-out let you use system as a standard iPod dock for computer synchronization and audio output. Runs off of wall power.