Egg-shaped speakers take over world

by Mike Yamamoto

What is it with egg-shaped speakers, anyway? We're beginning to suspect that they're part of a satanic cult.

The latest (so far today, anyway) is this ovo-pair from Fatman, as seen on Tech Digest. Unlike many other in this specialty category, this pair isn't designed to work with the iPod or other MP3 players. And at $950 a set, these Fatboys are headed for the high end of the stereo market, regardless of form.

(Photo: Fatman by TL Audio)

Topics:: Peripherals,; Music

Tags:: eggs,; speakers,; dairy products

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