Buffalo's USB powered laptop speakers

by Thomas Ricker, posted Sep 22nd 2006 at 1:40PM

If you just gotta have the thump only a, uh, 2 x 0.5 watt pair of USB-powered speakers can deliver then by all means, have at these from Buffalo. Dubbed the BSPL-MU09N/SV in a fit of alphabetical vomit, these bezel-attached speakers bring a 4-ohm impedance, 200Hz~12kHz frequency zone, and 3.5-mm stereo-in for excreting that laptop sound. Yours for ¥4,179 or about $36 starting late September, you know, if you're just feeling silly.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Laptops, Portable Audio

Tags: BSPL-MU09N/SV, buffalo, laptop speakers, LaptopSpeakers, portable speakers, PortableSpeakers, travel speakers, TravelSpeakers

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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smithb484 @ Sep 22nd 2006 1:54PM

These look alot like the Radioshack ones I bought for $20.

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SupaMink @ Sep 22nd 2006 1:56PM

Buffalo has put out some decent products in the past, I'd give these speakers a chance!

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the.only.id.left @ Sep 22nd 2006 1:57PM

isn't this like crapper than most integrated laptop speakers??

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Josh @ Sep 22nd 2006 2:56PM

Yea these look exactly like the ones radioshack sold.

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062688&cp

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jeremy @ Sep 22nd 2006 4:26PM

alphabetical vomit!

awesome.

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cc @ Sep 22nd 2006 5:58PM

Buffalo does have decent stuff... I'm sure these won't be too bad for the price. (Buffalo is part of Mitsubishi's electronics arm -- they can source some pretty high-end parts when need be.)

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NicleT @ Sep 22nd 2006 6:43PM

... Radio-Shack revival... ;0(

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Alex @ Sep 22nd 2006 11:33PM

Haha, alphabetical vomit

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Jeffler @ Sep 22nd 2006 11:47PM

Looking nice.

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Steve @ Sep 23rd 2006 10:20AM

these have been around forever in Canada too

http://www.thesourcecc.com/estore/Product.aspx?language=en-CA&catalog=Online&category=ComputerSpeakers&product=2616437

why is this news?

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raindog @ Sep 30th 2006 5:27PM

I'd actually like some USB powered speakers, but these seem kinda bulky and it looks like their frequency response isn't much better than the 2cm-wide speaker inside my laptop.

I've been looking at tiny PC's for an embedded project lately, though, and maybe these would be good enough for something like that.... if I can get them out of their gigantic cases.

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