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The Hercules XPS Diamond 2.0 USB speaker kit is designed to look like jewels. The speaker consists of two mini-satellites that feature a black lacquered finish along with a see-through base. Each satellite measures just 3.5-inch in diameter. The kit comes equipped with an exclusive black velvet carrying pouch. The Hercules XPS Diamond 2.0 USB speaker kit will be launched in April 2011 for $39.99. [Hercules]
The Trip Sound Speaker Suitcase is designed for travelers who want to enjoy their favorite music on-the-go. The speaker produces sound of the highest quality, and the bass is a force to be reckoned with. When placed into its proper spot inside the suitcase, the system sounds even better because of the resonating aluminum. Measuring 55cm x 25cm x 35cm, the Trip Sound Speaker Suitcase has a pair of 15W speakers with the total power per channel of 15W. Its built-in battery provides enough juice for up to 8-hour of music playback. Additionally, the bag also has wheels and a handle for rolling through the airport. Other than the speaker system, the case features a place for your clothes and a front section for organizing office supplies and holding your laptop. [Product Page]
Amazon has started selling the Optoma PK-100 DLP pico projector. This pocket projector enables users to share images and videos from their media devices at sizes up to 60-inch. Weighing at only 0.3 lbs (0.14 Kg), the Optoma PK-100 provides a 11 ANSI Lumens, a 480 x 320 native resolution, a 3:2 native aspect ratio and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. The Optoma PK-100 DLP pico projector retails for $89.99 a pop. [Amazon]
The Scosche goBat II portable battery pack for the iPod, iPhone and iPad is now available for purchase. The device comes equipped with an internal 5,000mAh lithium ion battery and two USB ports, which can be used for simultaneous charging of two devices. Other features include an LED battery level indicator and a microUSB port and wall charger for recharging the internal battery. Scosche’s goBat II portable battery pack retails for $90. Read more
Genius today unveiled a trio of new portable speakers namely the SP-i170, SP-i177 and SP-i300. These portable speakers deliver the ability to resonate superb sound from popular electronic devices. The Genius SP-i170, SP-i177, SP-i300 adopt the GeniusLink technology that allows you to connect similar Genius speakers. These speakers also have a built-in battery, which provides up to 8-hour of operation time. [Ubergizmo]
Epson has recently unveiled a new projection screen at MWC 2011. Known as the Epson ES1000, this tabletop projection display is designed specifically to be light, small and travel friendly. The ES1000 is capable of accommodating images of up to 50-inch diagonally, and appears to provide clear and crisp images, regardless of projection size. The screen can be set up in about thirty seconds, thanks to its simple, one piece design. If you are interested, you can buy the Epson ES1000 tabletop projection display for $129 a pop. [ChipChick]
Amazon has started selling the Nextbase CLICK9. It is a tablet style DVD player, which is designed to work with its latest Click-and-Go mounting system. The player features a built-in top-load disk player and a 9-inch display screen. You just simply slide the player onto the mount and you can enjoy your favorite movies on-the-go. The mount can be easily secured on any headrest in any vehicle. The power cable goes directly to the mount and there is no wiring between the player and the mount. The Nextbase CLICK9 retails for $349. [Amazon via 7Gadgets]
Panasonic is ready to launch the RR-XR800 high-end compact voice recorder for the Japanese market. The voice recorder features a built-in 4GB storage space and a large Stereo microphone. The Panasonic RR-XR800 is capable to record your voice in MP3 or linear PCM (16bit) quality. Panasonic will launch this gadget on February 17, 2011 for 16,000 Yen ($194). [Akihabara]
Razer has rolled out the Razer Ferox portable speaker, which is designed for music lovers who are always on-the-go. The speaker connects to your iPods, PMPs or MP3 players via a 3.5mm audio jack. You can also connect the Razer Ferox to your computer via USB port. The design of the Ferox speaker allows for a 360-degree omnidirectional sound stage. It is powered by a built-in 470mAh battery that provides enough juice for up to 12-hour of music playback per charge. Other features include a 150Hz-20KHz frequency response, 30mm neodymium magnets and a LED power indicator. The Razer Ferox portable speaker retails for $59.99. [Razer]
If you are looking for a new portable DVD player, then check out the Bluedot BDP-1716W. The gadget features a 7-inch (480×234) display screen that can be rotated 180 degrees, AV input and output, a built-in rechargeable battery and a USB port to play MP3 or JPEG files stored on a USB thumb drive. The Bluedot BDP-1716W also supports CD audio and CPRM contents. [Bluedot]
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