Those mini portable speakers are a dime a dozen nowadays, but how many of them are hand-made from wood and look like a nut? That’s what the Motz Mini Speaker is offering – a pretty looking portable speaker that offers FM radio as well. You’ll be able to recharge its lithium-polymer battery via a USB port, after which you’ll be able to enjoy up to 10-hours of music whether you’re using it along headphones or 5-hours whether used as a speaker or AUX. whether you think that cute looking speaker is what you’ve been looking for, you’ll need to be prepared to shell out $35.99 for it.

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Xenics is tipped to roll out its new portable vibration speaker system known as Vibeholic in South Korea that coming December 21st. Xenics claims that applying the vibration principle on a variety of objects including a paper box, a piece of wood, a postcard, or an umbrella, is able to convert those surfaces into portable speakers thanks to Vibeholic’s mini module. The Vibeholic is currently awaiting its patent to be approved, but we feel that that has been done before albeit in a different part of the world.

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Logic3 has unveiled its new line of portable speakers, namely the iStationGo. The speakers are foldable, and together with its rounded edges, should fit into your bag rather well. The iStationGo ships with a protective cloth carry case and 4 AAA batteries. A 3.5mm headphone jack allows the iStationGo to be compatible with nearly every MP3 player out there, and you’ll get 15 hours of juice from the batteries. Your color options for pink, blue, silver and black. You can pick up the iStationGo from Logic3 for £19.99.

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