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The Moss is a modular speaker system that has the ability to be flexible. In other words, you can arrange the layout of the speaker into a number of different forms depending on the purpose. Florian Brillet and David Letellier are the masterminds behind this new speaker concept. Unfortunately, there are no details about the product so far. More
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The Music Chocolate by Michi Jjung is actually a comfortable upholstered, chocolate-colored poufs that comes with an integrated sound system for your iPhone, iPod or MP3 player. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time. But, I am sure it won’t be cheap. More
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The JVC SP-A130 sliding speaker delivers stereo output up to 160mW x 2ch. Measuring 30mm wide, its case comes with a sliding mechanism which protects the speaker from dust. The JVC SP-A130 requires four AA batteries (not included) that provide enough juice for up to 16-hours of continuous usage. Available in red, yellow, pink, and white, the JVC SP-A130 sliding speaker will be launched next month in Japan for 3000 Yen ($33). [JVC Japan]
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Pioneer today rolled out their latest bookshelf speakers in the form of the XW-NAS3 and XW-NAS5. Both models are single-unit speakers that provides a 2.1-channel and a digital 60W output. These speakers also come with Bluetooth to connect with the iPhone or iPod Touch. The Pioneer XW-NAS5 is available in black and red, while the Pioneer XW-NAS3 is available only in white. Pricing info is still unavailable. [Newlaunches]
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Still remember the Altec Lansing Portable Audio Speaker Orbit-M that we posted last year? Altec Lansing has announced the USB version of the speaker in the form of the Altec Lansing Orbit USB. This portable speaker is designed to be used with your laptop or netbook to provide a better sounds whilst listening to music, watching videos or playing games. The new Orbit USB will be released in October for £39.99 ($49.95). [Gizmag]
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The Sony SRS-GD50iP is the latest 2.1-channel USB speaker system that comes equipped with an integrated iPhone/iPod docking station. The True Dock feature on the Sony SRS-GD50iP enables you to recharge, play music or sync all content on any iPhone or iPod with iTunes. The SRS-GD50iP provides up to 60W (40W sub, 10+10W speakers) of output power. For convenient access, the remote control allows users to play or pause music as well as control volume levels wirelessly. The new Sony SRS-GD50iP is priced at between $150 to 199 in the States. [Sony Insider]
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A Japanese company called Evergreen has started to sell their latest wooden speakers with a built-in digital alarm clock. Available in two versions, the DN-WSP1802 is the double speaker model, while the DN-WSP1406 is one unit only. Both models will feature a 3.5mm jack. Unfortunately, these speaker clocks are currently available only in Japan. The Evergreen DN-WSP1802 and the DN-WSP1406 are priced at around $25 each. More
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Asus has launched its uBoom and uBoom Q soundbar speakers that are designed to provide high fidelity audio and heart-thumping bass via a maze-like reflex port, which is then channeled through speakers designed to place the user in the audio sweet-spot. Both the ASUS uBoom and uBoom Q sound-bar speakers feature USB 2.0 connectivity for audio output. The uBoom Q also draws its power via the USB 2.0 port, effectively eliminating the need for a power adapter. No pricing information available so far. More
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Japanese design company Nendo have created a speaker shaped like a bird cage. Called Music Cage, the speaker receives music wirelessly from Bluetooth or a wireless connection. It can be plugged into a wall socket or mounted on the ceiling. Too bad, this “birdcage” is only a concept. More
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Don’t judge a book by its cover. These speakers are small, but they are powerful. Both the mini boom box and guitar amp speakers are small enough to fit on your keychain, but these gadgets are more than enough for listening to your favorite MP3s on the go. You just need to plug the iPod or MP3 player into the 3.5-mm audio jack. Each one has a built in USB-rechargeable battery pack that provides enough juice for about 2.5-hours of playback time. If you are interested, you can purchase these speakers for £14.99 ($25). [technabob]
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