Someone over at Ainol seems to have leaked a beta version of Android 4.0 ICS for their Ainol Novo 7 Advanced.

More info and download firmware on the forums.

D2K from the forums gives yet another wonderful video review of the Brainwavz  HM5 in the flesh.

Via forums

Brainwavz:
- Brainwavz ProAlpha just $34.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz M1 just $34.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz M2 just $52.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz M3 just $79.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz M4 just $54.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz M4 with mic just $64.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz B2 just $129.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA
- Brainwavz HM3 just $59.50 – Also discounted on Amazon USA

Brainwavz on preorder (special prices will change when items in stock):
- Brainwavz Betas just $18.50
- Brainwavz Betas with mic just $23.50
- Brainwavz HM5 just $119.50

More deals posted @ forums.

The Brainwavz HM5 studio monitor headphones provide for exceptionally accurate sound reproduction, their neutral sound signature replicate audio as it was intended to be heard. The HM5 feature an over the ear design which sits comfortably, providing an adequate seal that limits leakage. These closed dynamic monitor headphones are designed to give astounding sound for almost any genre of music and like all Brainwavz the headphones have a simple but stylish look to them.

Included in the package are two detachable cables, a short 1.2 meter cable that is intended to be used with a portable rig and a larger 3 meter cable for use in a home environment. The large 43mm CCAW drivers are surprisingly easy to drive, but they do benefit with amping if used with a portable rig.

Reviews:

• BRAINWAVZ HM5 Pro Studio Monitor Headphone Review+Video

Features:

• Neutral sound signature
• 1.2m and 3m detachable cables included, use with your portable rig or home rig
• Large, comfortable over the ear cups

Specifications:

• Transducers/Drivers: Closed dynamic, 42mm
• Rated Impedance: 64ohms
• Sensitivity: 105dB at 1mW
• Frequency range: 10~ 26.5KHz
• Rated input power: 100mW
• Plug: 3.5 mm gold plated
• Cable length: 1.3 meters & 3 meter detachable cables
• 1 year warranty

Ainol are officially the first company to release a tablet running Android 4.0 AKA Ice Cream Sandwich and its not even a ARM based tablet, it will be running on a MIPS based processor by Ingenic semiconductors. The Ainol Novo 7 Basic tablet isn’t exactly new, it has been around for a month, last week it made news as ingenic were working with MIPS to get the official go ahead to port Android 3.0, but now it looks like they are going straight to Android 4.0.

The tablet has a 1ghz MIPS based processors, 7″ 800×480 resolution screen, capacitive touch panel and 8GB of internal memory. The price tag is slated to be around $150 for the 8GB version. Ainol also seem to be rebadging the Novo7 into the Ainovo.

Via Engadget

Brainwavz Alpha just $12.50!

SoundMagic PL50 just $47.50!

Rear view backup camera with night vision just $17.50!

Cassette Tape MP3 Player Adapter For Car & Standalone MP3 Player just $11.50!

Mimi Helicopter #S110G just – $22.50!*

Avatar style helicopters (really cool, i love these) available in RED and BLUE just $32.50!*

*Helicopters will be repacked into smaller shipping cartons as their original packaging is bulky and very heavy.

We will also have more deals this coming Cyber Monday, but don’t expect us to announce those deals like we did for black Friday, so you best make it a point to check our site on Monday (especially for any interested in a large over the ear headphone deal).

Now that Android 4.0 is officially open source Rockchip have wasted no time in starting to port Android 4.0 to work on tablets running on their popular Rockchip RK2918 chips. We have got a video of the new Window N90 tablet running a working Android 4.0, take it with a pinch of salt as the video has definitely been sped up.

Dragon2Knight gives us another great video review, this time of the Brainwavz HM3, showing off how it looks and discussing the comfort, build and sound quality.

Thanks D2K!

Jump over to forums to read the full review and photos.

This review will focus purely on the M4s sound as opposed to an unboxing with specs.

First of all, for all of you new Brainwavz M4 owners – BURN IN your M4s – it vastly improves the sound!

Straight off the bat you can hear that the M4s have bass, and decent bass at that. The sound of the bass can be compared to the M2’s bass: dense and strong with an obvious punch behind it. However, in terms of the level of bass, the M2s still reign supreme with much more of an ‘oomph’ behind the bass that’s very noticeable when swapping between the two. Some may find the M2’s bass to be a bit overpowering and heavy – this is where the M4s strike another pro point: the bass may be solid, however it by no means overpowers the other sounds. Read on after the break.

Moving on to the mids/trebles and highs, as well as the sibilance, the M4s have it all, and in HD! The detail and ability to sound analytical with mid to high range sounds really lets you enjoy a vast range of music. This side of the M4 can be compared to the detail and accuracy of the B2′s – think the B2s little cousin, but with bass – the best of both worlds in my opinion. The detailed treble and sibilance lends itself to acoustics and vocals yet do not focus on it to the point of it sounding harsh.

This marriage of ebony and ivory does allow for many music genres, however one that stands out the most with the M4s is good ol’ rock and roll. Chugging guitar riffs together with raw rock vocals and wailing solos sound simply wonderful.

In comparison to the M3s, the M4s have a very noticeably different sounding bass – as mentioned, it’s much denser sounding as opposed to the M3’s airier, more mellow sounding bass. The M3s may be very balanced and detailed in their sound, but I’m afraid the point goes to the M4 for their detail – the M4s simply sound crisper than the M3s in general.

Once the M4s are suitably burnt in, one of the major differences in the sound is the smoothing, or melding of the bass and the mids and highs. Both are evident to begin with, but the burn in really does marry them both into a wonderful unity of harmonious pleasure. You get a sense that the M4s have grown and settled into itself, creating a smoother, more rounded overall sound.

But my philosophy is: you’ll never truly know until you try it out ourself (that doesn’t apply to everything in life, might I add – skydiving is simply out of the question)!

Check out the M4s here!