TDK's Xa-10 mini flat panel speakers

by Thomas Ricker, posted Feb 21st 2007 at 3:02AM

TDK just slipped NXT's crazy-thin SoundVu technology into your pocket. That's right, the 80 × 117 x 16-mm (3.15 x 4.6 x 0.63-inch) Xa-10 flat panel speaker brings a 1.2W x 2ch waft of breathy bass you might otherwise choose not to float from your trou. The speakers will accept USB power (or batteries) and a mini-stereo input when they hit Japan in March for just ¥2,980 or about $25.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Peripherals, Portable Audio

Tags: japan, NXT, soundvu, tdk, xa-10

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Juicebeetle @ Feb 21st 2007 5:42AM

Hmm, the sound doesn't actually 'float from your trou'. You can click the speakers together magnetically, and take them with you in your back pocket, or any other (probably more comfortable) storage facility. To actually use them, you take them out of your pocket, separate them, and place them where you want them.

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Sergio @ Feb 21st 2007 8:28AM

cool, i could use these in my dorm

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shmengie @ Feb 21st 2007 10:04AM

gee, your butt sounds terrific!

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ashmist @ Feb 22nd 2007 4:21AM

I doubt you will get any form of 'breathy bass' from those NXT panels

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jake @ Feb 22nd 2007 8:16AM

Now i can have my ass put out music in stereo!

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kombizz @ Feb 23rd 2007 9:41AM

very cool one.
I don't mind to keep it in my side pocket.

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