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Wednesday June 4, 2008 9:44 am
USB Starfish Speaker
If you drooled at the thought of owning your own Private Ocean, then you might want more water-related accessories such as this USB Starfish Speaker to go with your MP3 player. At a mini-size of 85 x 85 x 50mm and a weight of only 70g, it features a Blue LED indicator, has a rechargeable Li-ion battery that needs charging for at least two hours, and an on/off switch. It also features non-slip arms in case it wants to escape off your desk. The speaker comes with USB charging and audio input cables and is available for a mere $12.00.
(Thanks, Fanny)
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This would be great for a kids desk, or kids in general. I don’t see it having much of an audience in the older population, though.
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it’s has nice design, but the plastic material is very poor quality, but the price make it fair enough.
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A usb speaker for 12 bucks would be fine for a kids computer. I wonder how good the sound would be.
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Should be good for kids, i think.
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Cute little devices—not my style of course, but I am sure kids would love to have these by their computers (if they’re lucky enough to have one!) I wonder how much use these would be able to take, but meh they’re cheap anyway
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I wouldn’t have a use for these, but a possibility in the future would be to make a project mod out of them. I think I have a cunning plan…
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What in the world are these supposed to do? Project the already booming iPod songs in other people’s earphones? <_< No thank you.
Kinda off-topic, but I would buy it if it was a watch with mp3 capability though.
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It features a built in rechargeable Li-ion battery which is recharged via USB and it can give up to 2 hours of music playback from one charge.
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I need some new speakers anyway. The speakers I currently have suck now. Loving the design.
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