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gearlog.com - 11/28/2008

Cube: Speaker in Your Pocket

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Japanese company Landport launched the Cube , a speaker that's small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. Perfect for fans of extreme portability, Cube Speaker measures 26mm on all sides and weighs 16 grams. It has an output of 0.8 watts and connection to source of music such as media ...

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slashgear.com - 11/30/2008

Cube Speaker fits in your hand

— slashgear.com — Wow. This thing is tiny. The Cube Speaker is made by Landport, a Japanese company, and apparently... the tiny audio output device can fit within the palm of your hand. So for those that want audio on the go, but want to limit the bulk by as much as ... (more) Cube Speaker fits in your hand

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youtube.com - 12/1/2008

Tech : NeXT Cube Demo (video)

— youtube.com — http://www.Alfred.TVREAD ME FIRST: In this video, with a run time of 53 minutes, I give a cursory... overview of the hardware and operating system centric to th... (more) Tech : NeXT Cube Demo (video)

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ubergizmo.com - 12/1/2008

Landport Cube Speakers

— ubergizmo.com — The wonders of miniaturization is shown in these Landport Cube Speakers that are so small, they measure... a mere 26mm x 26mm x 26mm. Heck, that's even tinier compared to an iPod Shuffle, so you can imagine the consternation of those who are prone to ... (more) Landport Cube Speakers

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Cube Speaker fits in your hand
SlashGear — ... Wow. This thing is tiny. The Cube Speaker is made by Landport, a Japanese company, and apparently the tiny audio output device can fit within the palm of your hand. So for those that want audio on the go, but want to limit the bulk by as much as possible, this may very well be the way to go. ...

That's not a sugar cube, it's a speaker cube
Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women — ... by connecting it to a computer via the USB port at the back. The playback time is pretty decent as well - you get four to five hours of playtime after a two-hour charging session. We think the iPods look rather uncomfortably perched over the speakers, but that’s only because being small brings along its share disadvantages too. If you want to give the midgets a go, the Cube speakers are to be available in Japan (only) by December and will be priced at $25 a cube. Via Gearlog. Posted by kanchana    Category: ...