On test: Parrot Party
The Parrot Party is a wireless portable stereo speaker that works with A2DP Bluetooth mobile phones.
Complete with two 6W speakers and a rechargeable built in NiMH battery - Parrott claims offers four hours of listening time - the Parrot Party speaker system is 9in long and weighs just over half a kilogram, so it will easily slot into your bag and can be easily taken anywhere.
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"Parrot Party Portable Wireless Stereo Soundbox"
Published on: 2/2008
"Gear4 BlackBox Mini speakers"
Published on: 2/2008
On test: Gear4 BlackBox Mini
GEAR4 has, in essence, attempted to make a Mini-Me version of its stunning looking Bluetooth BlackBox stereo speaker system.
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"Bose Computer MusicMonitor"
Issue: 2/2008
On test: Bose Computer Music Monitor
Despite a reputation for high-quality audio reproduction in the consumer electronics market, Bose's computer and iPod speakers have been less than impressive. So we were keen to find out whether the performance of these tiny stereo desktop speakers (just 12.5cm high and 6.5cm wide) was as good as their sleek, elegant metal casings.
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"Logic3 Soundstage"
Published on: 1/2008
On test: Logic 3 TX101 SoundStage 5.1
Logic3's Soundstage is a surround sound unit that has only one speaker section instead of the usual six.
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"Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers"
Published on: 1/2008
On test: Logitech V20
If you own a notebook then you'll know how poor the audio quality can be. The only real way to improve matters is with a pair of external speakers.
The idea is that these speakers can be taken on your travels; the v20 speakers measure 255 x 185 x 55mm and weigh 880g, making them a neat package. They use a USB connection to hook up to your notebook.
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