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Spider Pocket Speaker E500 plays your tunes wherever you go

I would bet that most smartphone users have music apps or digital tracks on their devices today that they take with them wherever they go. You can listen to those tunes privately with headphones if you want, but those headphones are useless if you want to listen to those tunes so other people can hear too. A new portable speaker called the Spider Pocket Speaker E500 has launched that will let you share those tunes on the go. Read The Full Story

Libratone Beat Review

, Jan 11th 2011 Discuss [1]

Scandinavian design has built a reputation for its sleek simplicity, with Bang & Olufsen leading a decades-long heritage in appealing home entertainment kit. It’s a legacy speaker start-up Libratone would like a part of, and the Beat is the company’s first step. A monolithic wireless speaker with a premium finish and premium price-tag to match, Libratone promises something that’s both easy on the eye and easy to use. Check out how it fares in the full SlashGear review.

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Libratone Beat wireless speakers arrive at Apple December 2010

, Nov 25th 2010 Discuss [0]

Danish wireless audio start-up Libratone brought their Beat speakers along to IFA 2010 a few months back and promised a January 2011 release; now it seems they've gone one better, and will have them on sale in December instead. Using a proprietary wireless transmitter, the cashmere-clad speaker has a 30ft range and promises 360-degree "FullRoom" sound despite only being a single unit. Read The Full Story

Micro Boom Dock for iPod adds speakers 80′s style

I remember the 80's of my youth well. The first time I ran into someone with a massive boom box on their shoulder I thought it was the dumbest thing I had ever seen. The 80's boom box style is coming back around, but in a much smaller package for iPod users wanting a geeky and portable speaker dock. Read The Full Story

Armour Home Announces “Q2,” The World’s Easiest to Use Internet Radio

, Nov 4th 2010 Discuss [0]

This radio consists of a 10cm cube made of nothing but cuteness. Armour acts on the idea that although they've got thousands of choices on the daily, listeners of internet radio regularly only listen to 2 or 3. Because of this, the Q2 cube allows users to select from their favorite four stations at any one time, programming them in when they turn their Q2 on for the first time by plugging them into a Mac or PC machine. After that, there's no need to ever go back to any more difficulty in using the cube other than charging up the battery. Read The Full Story

Franklin debuts Roadie portable speaker system

Franklin Electronic Publishers has been working to branch out from its lineup of electronic dictionaries and other gadgets that are more educational in nature to some gear that is fun. The latest offering from the company is the new Roadie portable speaker system for music players and other sources. Read The Full Story

Coolermaster’s Choiix Boom Boom Portable Speaker Unveiled, Offers Acceptable Sound

As far as portable speakers go, it's good to know that while the expensive ones are still getting attention, the little guys out there are still producing attractive options for not a lot of cash. That's exactly where Coolermaster's Choiix Boom Boom portable speaker comes in. When compared to, say, iHome's brand new (upcoming) offering, this little speaker definitely seems like something we could sink our teeth into, given the fact that the price tag isn't going to kill the pocketbook. Read The Full Story

Logitech pulls the wraps off new Z515 wireless speaker and Z305 Laptop speaker

Logitech is all about choices with a wide range of offerings for your computer and desktop when it comes to speakers. You can get plain dual speaker stereo setups all the way up to some pretty good surround sound speaker systems. The company has added a couple new options to its lineup today called the Logitech Laptop Speaker Z305 and the Logitech Wireless Speaker Z515. Read The Full Story

Juicy Couture Mini Bear Speakers for your MP3 player

I have seen some strange speakers for your MP3 player and iPod over the years. The new Mini Bear Speakers from Juicy Couture are among the strangest though. I think the only people who can get away with using these in public without ridicule will be young girls and the ridiculously hot women out there. Read The Full Story

JBL On Stage Micro II Review

, May 26th 2010 Discuss [7]

In a world near-saturated with iPod docks, JBL still managed to carve a niche with their diminutive On Stage Micro. The battery-powered portable speaker system is now around three years old, and JBL have updated it in the shape of the On Stage Micro II. Fresh to the spec sheet is iPhone compatibility but, more importantly perhaps, JBL reckon they’ve worked wonders on the audio quality too. Does this iPhone speaker dock’s musical prowess belie its compact form? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Korean firm S&J shows off Eggy and Bike Speaker systems

I have to drive on a highway to get to my neighborhood and there are lots of bicyclists riding up and down the road who have on headphones and are rather oblivious to the cars whipping by at 70mph. I would think a better option for bicyclists rather than blocking off their hearing would be something like the new gear from Korean firm S&J. Read The Full Story

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