Devotec says their speaker, which features dual 2W drivers, Bluetooth A2DP and AVRCP support, 3.5mm hard input, and an impressive, smartphone-sized 1500mAh battery, will last about 8 hours on a single charge—which takes four hours to attain by USB, and anywhere from 12-24 hours by sunlight—and could last longer if the battery is concurrently fed with the inbuilt solar panel.

$96 is fairly steep for this minuscule speaker, but it doesn't skimp on extras: it's controlled by means of a touch-sensitive button panel, and a built-in microphone lets the little brick act as an amplified speakerphone. Available now. [Geeky Gadgets]

They're made by a company that calls itself Samsin, one of those brand names that might sound like something else if you're not listening carefully. At least they didn't call it Bony or Toshitba. Anyway, something's fishy. There must be a catch to this.

The company says the speakers will play up to eight hours, and will sit there on standby for 240, with a recharging time of 3.5 hours. With that kind of battery life, you might need to put your ear right up next to the speakers to hear them. Who know if those are even accurate numbers? It's awfully easy to just type up a spec; the real world may be different. Besides that, they're pretty cheap-looking for a pair of $138 speakers.

But still, you gotta love that idea of completely wireless Bluetooth. Could be cool. – Charlie White

Product Page [Advanced MP3 players, via Slash Gear]