Kensington 33130 Portable Laptop Speakers (USB 2.0/1.1)
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Kensington 33130 Portable Laptop Speakers (USB 2.0/1.1)
- Portable, USB-powered laptop speakers
- Designed for use with digital sources such as CD, MP3, DVD
- No cumbersome power supply or batteries required
- Lightweight and compact for on-the-road enjoyment
- Rotary knob for easy volume adjustments
Product Description
Quality MP3, CD, and DVD audio deserves quality speakers. The Laptop USB Speakers deliver. These USB-based speakers are fully digital, reproducing sound quality that exceeds the quality of built-in speakers and surpasses the analog limitations of standard headphones. The speakers are powered by the USB port so there are no cumbersome power cords or easily-drained batteries to hassle with. Even volume control is easier via an intuitive knob.
Amazon.com Product Description
Enliven your laptop listening with Kensington's compact, lightweight, folding portable speakers. Designed with digital media in mind, the speakers (model 33130) plug right into your USB 2.0 or 1.1 port, from which they derive all the power they need--no batteries or power cord required. Adjust volume up or down using the speakers' convenient rotary volume control.
What's in the Box
Speaker, a user's manual, and warranty info.
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Kensington 33130 Portable Laptop Speakers (USB 2.0/1.1)
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- Publisher: Kensington
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Summary: Sucks like a Hoover! 2008-12-20
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Summary: Not very pleased!! 2008-10-06
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Summary: Kensington Laptop Speakers 2008-09-27
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Summary: Piece of Junk 2008-07-01
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Summary: Convenient but underpowered 2008-03-28