We don’t often write about speakers on ElectricPig because, frankly, they’re much of a muchness. The HiWave Bluetooth wireless speaker is the exception, thanks to a pretty revolutionary power-friendly tech. Read more
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Like guitars? Love your iPhone? Well look here, it’s The Fingerist – part guitar body, part speaker, all weirdness. It slots your iPhone 4, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS or iPod touch and you’ve got yourself an iPad guitar. It’ll let you use iPhone guitar apps and amplify them like a real ax. It runs for 6 hours on 3 AA batteries. At $150, the Fingerist seems a little expensive for a novelty but hey, it’s your cash! Hit the headline and head for the comments to let us know whether you’re tempted by The Fingerist (that name really does sound sordid).
Out now | $150 | Evenno
The Asus Cine5 PC speaker isn’t the most outlandish, expensive computer sound set up we’ve ever set eyes on. That honour belongs to the Harman Kardon GLA-55 crystal skull speakers. But Asus’ soundbar is much more practical, slicker, and claims to be the world’s smallest five channel speaker. Read on for the details.
The British weather isn’t quite warm enough for a pool party yet, but when the mercury does start rising it might be a good idea to remember the Aqua Soundz speaker – it’s a waterproof, floating music box that hooks up to any stereo source.
If you thought NXT flat panel speakers were thin, wait until you see the latest piece of engineering from the brainbox types at Warwick University. Dubbed the FFL (flat, flexible loudspeaker), it looks like tin foil but reportedly delivers a clear, crisp sound.
Like your music loud and iPod-friendly? Boston Acoustics’ new i-DS2 speaker dock is where you need to point your credit card. Read more
Chances are your mobile’s built-in speakerphone is rubbish, but the one in your car is pretty good. That’s about to change, with this all-in-one device that makes staying hands-free, and holding conference calls, simple!
Cranking oodles of sound from a tiny speaker is no mean feat, but Gear4 has cracked it, not by using a massive sound box, but by turning any flat surface into a speaker.