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Speaker Bot: The Iron Giant Reimagined as an Artsy iPod Dock
This Speaker Bot is a handmade, Etsy-fied robot seemingly designed around one of those little pocket guitar amps. It's maybe not the most technologically advanced iPod dock around, but it's about as cute as robots ever get. More »Eggy Speakers Clip Together Magnetically For Transporting, And Fooling Chickens
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The world's first dual wireless sound bar system with wireless subwoofer and rear speakers makes me want to clear space on my walls and crank some of that rock and roll music. More »Pretend You've Got a DSi XL With This Datel Japan Sound Speaker
Simulate the experience of owning a DSi XL months before it goes on sale outside of Japan, with this Datel Japan DSi sound speaker. More »The Masculine Mint Pass Robot Music Tank Could Crush Sony's Rolly Under its Tracks
The Korean Mint Pass is doing some pretty neat things in the MP3 player world, with this Robot Music Tank player/speaker concept tracking humans with its pyroelectric sensor, locking onto their thermal temperature and rolling after them, gleefully playing music. More »Accordion Folding Speakers
These portable USB Folding Speakers are great. According to the manufacturer, the accordion mechanism creates a chamber that makes them sound richer than similar speakers. Too bad they can only play German folk music and tangos. [Santa Fe via LIkecool]iPod Speaker Purse Is the Cute Way to Blare Tunes in Public Places
Artist Yoshihiko Satoh's wooden speaker purse is actually pretty good-looking: It looks like speakers, not fabric, yet the size and design work as a purse (or at least an iPod carrier). It's expensive at $340, natch. [Boing Boing Gadgets]Expressionist Plus Speaker Set Has A Real Subwoofer This Time
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At just 19mm thick, the Bluedot BSP-S20K speaker can be folded flat and taken wherever the party is. But then again, with a 2x2-watt output isn't exactly going to be much of a party. More »Halo Rocket Launcher Fires Music, Scares Girls Away
A guy called Mordacil created this Halo Spnkr rocket launcher with speakers in the barrels to play music from his MP3 player and embarrass himself in front of everyone at school. More »Seen, Not Heard: The World's Most Beautiful Audio Equipment
Burton Audio Stroll Down Speaker Jacket: Snowmodo Review
The Gadget: It's a wonder that the shoulder mounted boom box did not evolve into the music projection jacket. Either way, here's a puffy one for snowboarding, with a mini amp and speaker system in the hood. More »Sony Retro-Looking Fuel Cell Battery Is a Speaker Is a Charger
Sony's new concepts for fuel cell batteries come in some interesting flavors, like these speakers-with 70s transistor radio look-that can recharge your phone or multimedia player. Or the fuel-powered, completely-wireless, coffee maker-looking home theater speaker. More »Bandai's Amazing Ginza-Circa-1955 Animated Diorama Speaker: Captured On Video!
Remember this? The blinking lights, the working train, the little pedestrians, bobbing up and down in place, just waiting to be eaten by a still-unseen Godzilla-this thing is so fantastic. [Akihabara News]
Stainless Steel Speaker Is Buzzing with Life
Swarming with bugs and flowers, this piece was created by 3D scanning real flowers, insects and music, that were then "digitally sampled, cut, mixed, scaled and rearranged." Even cooler: It's a speaker. More »The Speak-er Brings Speech Bubbles Into the 21st Century
The nice thing about concepts is that sometimes they actually get made, as is the case with the Speak-er. More »Godzilla Would Love This Speaker's Animated Tokyo Diorama
Bandai's $2000 limited edition speaker has a glowing, moving, living diorama of Tokyo's Ginza district as seen in 1955. I don't care how it sounds, it's the coolest speaker I've seen all year. More »The Hunter Concert Breeze Ceiling Fan Experience
I just experienced the Hunter Concert Breeze—the ceiling fan with a speaker in it—and it's the one thing I would definitely buy out of all of CES. More »Roll-up Mouse Pad Charges Your iPod and Plays It Too
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