If your laptop’s tinny speakers just aren’t cutting it for you, then it might be a good idea for you to invest in the Altec lansing OrbitUSB SPeaker. This speaker that fits in the palm of your hand is completely USB powered, has a stand and built-in storage for the USB cord, so you should never have to worry about tangling. $50.
Finding a good way to play your music outside isn’t always easy. This Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i can accommodate your iPod and with 20 hours of battery life, you can keep the tunes bumping long into the night. It’s compact design makes it perfect for portability, so no matter where you’re going, you won’t ever have to worry about not having your favorites again. $130.
Here is a great little all-in-one device that comes in the shape of a cube. This cube can play videos, music and display photos on it’s 3.5″ inch widescreen, and can handle input from USB 2.0 and microSD cards. It also features a microphone and a voice recorder function. What can’t this little box do? $79.
The Fender 57 Champ has been used by some of music’s greatest artists ever and is now being called back in for active duty this year. It has been recreated with the same hand-wired 5F1 circuit and features 5W output and a 1×8 Weber speaker. Any real music fans in your audience will appreciate seeing this one. $1,000.
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If you are anything like us, then your desk space is definitely at a premium, and any little thing you can do to save a little space helps. That’s where the appeal of this USB Cubic 3-Port Hub and Speaker comes in. The concept pretty much speaks for itself, 3 extra USB ports plus an extra external speaker. $18.
The Griffin AirCurve may just be the best solution for your audio cravings when there is no electrical power available. This is one audio amplifier that doesn’t need oodles of watts to beam out its sound. Instead, an intricate waveguide is fashioned out of a clear polycarbonate that amplifies your iPhone’s sound, adding up to 10 decibels of clean and electricity-free audio. A pass-through channel allows you to charge your iPhone via the sync cable so you can enjoy hours of battery or electricity-free amplification. $20.
Big apartments and huge speaker cabinets don’t really match. That’s why Yorozu Audio gives you a revolutionary speaker system designed to turn anything, literally, into a speaker. Whether it be empty milk cartons, plastic bottles, your suitcase, or even plain paper; just attach the Kensington mono speaker and you’ll have an instant sound system. Sound travels in waves and resonates into solid objects and that’s what this application is exploiting. The kit includes the audio unit, cables, and one empty milk carton to start your system then use your imagination for other surface applications. $89.
