Stripy Speakers are really cool looking that could bring down the wall of your room. Packing a 9 watt punch (4.5 watts RMS per channel) and made from polished aluminium, these gleaming little cylinders produce big audio dynamite that’s sure to impress, even when blasting out Joe ‘Shaddap Your Face’ Dolce at top whack. They aren’t generic in any respect. What makes these speakers stand apart from the rest is its tubular design. So this very much screams out the capability of swiveling 180°, so you can direct your music anywhere in the room. Calling them “clever” is certainly not an exaggeration.

It features an intuitive one-touch central station that glows a different colour according to the function being adjusted. It’s pinky white when switched on, but tap it once and it turns blue for bass control, twice and it goes green for treble, and three times to return it to the default volume control.

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Ever think of bringing your favorite iPod player into your shower room and play your rock music to shake your shower room? This water proof Music Showcase for iPod will definitely fit your needs. There is nothing so special about this iPod speakers except they are water proof so that you don’t have to worry about getting them wet. According to the official website of this speakers set, the speakers actually compatible not just iPod but also other MP3 players. There is no clear information whether these speakers will work with Zune Music player likes Zune keyboard.

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iPod has achieved what we call phenomenal result in consumer electronic industry. The sales of iPod is increasing, hence other manufacturers are trying to get portion of lucrative profits from iPod owners by creating non-so-creative accessories for iPods. The picture shown above is the portable iPod docking speakers which is manufactured by Harmon Kardon.

The unit features a sleek and classy stainless-steel handle, touch volume and mute controls, and an RF remote. The remote controls volume, track selection and iPod menu controls at a range of up to 30 feet, even through walls. It has the winning combination of bi-amped digital amplification, DSP (digital sound processing) and Ridge and Atlas transducers. It needs eight D cell batteries for up to 18 hours of continuous playback.

This portable Harmon Kardon speaker is expected to be sold at $450 which is more expensive than a regular iPod MP3 Player.

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[via newlaunches.com]

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