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This tiny lightweight speaker is about the size a dice.

Features:

• Plug and Play
• No bully, the prong (3.5mm Phono connector) is flodable and hide into the cube speaker itself)
• No Bulky, Compact Size ( 26 x 26 x 25mm ) (slightly bigger than your index finger, it is just like a dice in your pocket)
• Easy to carry: with a hole to Attach this speaker to your keychain
• Easy to carry: Lightweight: 17g (only)
• With on/off button for control
• Superior sound output
• Intended for all MP3 / MP4 players / PDAs / Cell phones(mobile, handset) and iPod Models or any audio device with Audio Output
• Built-in Amplification and Rechargeable Lithium Battery
• Recharged by USB (USB cable included)

The Fingertip Mini Cube Speaker ($9.99) is available from USB Fever.

Add a touch of elegance to everyday communication and entertainment with the new Skype Certified FREETALK Wireless Stereo Headset. The Skype has for some time provided the scope for talking for free. That was good enough. But, being able to talk for free sans the hassle of wires, while walking around freely (up to a range of 20 metres) sounds too good to be true.

But true it is. The Skype Certified FREETALK Wireless Stereo Headset offers you that and more! This new class of wireless technology enabled by AvneraAudio promises clear and distinct CD quality audio. If you thought the Headset is only meant for talking, think again! It can also be used to listen to music and movie dialogues.

This amazing gizmo is available exclusively at the online Skype shop for a limited period. At ?49.99 , it is quite a deal, say what? They have thrown in a Skype voucher, good for up to two hours of free SkypeOut calls to landlines and mobiles.

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Years before, Apple released some Crystal Ball Speakers. Evergreen came out with basically the same idea but not as good. These ball speakers feature 2?1.2W, USB, 80?75x80mm. Not a bad idea but it would be nice if they were a little bit less basic.

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Plug this interactive eyeball speaker into any music device using a 3.5mm audio jack and the eye lights up and flashes to the music beat.

Key features:

• Amplifier speaker system
• Expressive eye movements dance to the beat of the music
• Lights up with millions of colour patterns
• Play with MP3 or any other music source
• Reacts to your clap hand direction
• Includes audio stereo jack connector

The Silverlit I Look Eyeball MPS Speaker requires 3 x AAA batteries and is available for ?14.94 (about $31 USD) at MenKind.

This portable speaker comes with built-in Bluetooth technology, allowing you to connect it to Bluetooth compatible mobile phones, PDAs and computers.

It also features a built-in mic for handsfree phone calls, audio line-in for recording recording phone calls or whatever you are playing, headset, handsfree, A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth profiles, and a “long lasting built-in rechargeable battery for taking this speaker system wherever you go”. You can also run it using DC 5V.

About:

• Bluetooth Version: v2.0
• Operation Range: 10M
• Talk Time: 8 Hours
• Listen Time: 8 Hours
• Standby Time: 300 Hours
• Compatibility/Pairing: All Bluetooth devices V2.0and under
• Stereo Output: 2 x 1.5W (8Ohm)
• Dimension: 45x146x45 (LxWxD)

The Portable Bluetooth Stereo Speaker retails for $49.83

While we’re still quite early in the game (literally), reports have started trickling in that there may be some substantial issues with some of the hardware included in Harmonix’s latest and greatest, Rock Band. According to forum posts from disgruntled users, folks who’ve just gotten the game are having a litany of problems, from drums with no sensitivity, an always-on whammy, and sticky buttons — but most of the stress seems to be related to the downstrum. Current descriptions paint the problem as an overly- or ineffectual strum, resulting in a pretty annoying game experience. Of course, it’s early on right now, and it’s too soon to know if this is a widespread problem or if it’s relegated to a small production batch. We pose this question to our readers: are you having Rock Band issues?