Sony's Asteroid Speaker For Bluetooth Phones October 12, 2007
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Is it a plane? Is it a bomb? No, it’s Sony’s odd little Bluetooth wireless speaker for mobile phones.
After dishing up a new raft of Sony Ericcson phones this week, the company also rolled out this dinky little thing called the MBS-100 Bluetooth speaker so that you can inflict your musical tastes on everyone else in the room, wirelessly. Battery life is 5 hours in use and 50 hours stand-by.
This audio sphere is hardly small enough to fit comfortably in your pocket – at least not without drawing some curious glances at your crotch – but it’s certainly a little different from the regular mobile phone speakers. You won’t be bringing down the house with its 1.5W output, but you might just get something going on in a bedsit, or closet.
It weighs in at 225g, will work with any A2DP Bluetooth phone and is due out in the coming months for around – although not guaranteed - £50. Jump now for an extreme close up. -Martin Lynch
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I look at this and I want to say "But with the blast shield down I can't see a thing"
come on this is a definate rip off of the star wars lightsabere drone
I got an"Ericcson' when I bought mine. Wafer thin, the best in tech I have on hand. You must have one.
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