October 20, 2006 10:14 AM PDT
Media hogs
Although they're cute, I'm not really sure who would want these. Someone working in middle-management at Sabrett?
Still, the Stereo Squealers, as they are officially called, are more visually interesting that the tan speakers I'm staring at right now.
The pig speakers take four AAA batteries, putting out 1.6 watts per set of nostrils, and have a pigtail for a volume control.
They operate as regular desktop speakers that will work with any laptop, desktop or portable media player.
As Ubergizmo reported, they are available for about $29 online in the U.S.
(Photo: Stereo Squealers)
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- They look really cool.
- by Tombo60 October 29, 2006 2:18 PM PST
- Wow, I love them they rock !
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