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Baylis Eco Media Player EP-MX71 review

Reviews When describing the Baylis Eco Media Player EP-MX71, it's hard not to think of treehouses, dreadlocks and music festivals. Probably the most interesting aspect of the design is the torch on the top -- apparently Trevor Baylis thinks torches are...

Editor's rating   7.3

Tags: baylis, charge, love, earth

20 February 2008, 10:06 > More matches in Reviews

Baylis Eco Media Player EP-MX71

Digital Living Hiking, camping and an eco-friendly MP3 and video player, oh my! This player is best buds with the environment and runs off pure elbow grease. But is it just a giant wind-up?

Tags: baylis, environment, video player, wind

22 February 2008, 11:23 > More matches in Digital Living

Baylis Eco Media Player EP-MX71

Video Costly, but a highly useful product for music-loving long-term travellers

20 February 2008, 10:06 > More matches in Video

Smile, your car's on Wi-Fi camera

News Parking enforcement is the killer application that everyone is looking for," said Vic Baylis, director of services at Westminster City Council. Baylis said the network could be used in two ways to tackle illegal parking.

12 September 2007, 10:44 > More matches in News

Freeplay's Devo winds Crave right up

Crave In the early Nineties, Trevor Baylis, a former underwater escape artist with the Berlin Circus, invented the clockwork radio, a landmark "Why on Earth didn't I think of that? Baylis went on to become 1999's Pipe Smoker of the Year (and no, Crave...

Tags: radio, products, crave, wind

31 October 2005, 14:57 > More matches in Crave

Roberts solarDAB: Pray the Sun keeps his hat on

Crave One of our favourite hippy-friendly devices is the Baylis Eco Media Player -- an MP3 player that's powered with pure-grade elbow grease. As the Earth's population gets more and more obsessed with making friends with trees, being nicer to clouds and...

Tags: roberts, radio, powered, socket

2 July 2008, 11:27 > More matches in Crave

Alternative energy gadgets: No battery, no cry

Crave Good old Trevor Baylis. Thanks to modern technology, we can waste time in ways our ancestors could only dream of, while they were working down the mine, in black and white. Unfortunately our world of gizmos and gimmicks, doodahs and doofers isn't...

12 March 2008, 7:30 > More matches in Crave