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January 19, 2007 3:54 PM PST

Lifepod bags bring new meaning to loud

by Mike Yamamoto
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A lot of companies want to sew their technology into the fabric of luggage or clothing, trying to make it as unobstrusive as possible. Not Lifepod. Its "Beat Generation" line of bags, backpacks and cases does just the opposite, as you can see Tech Digest and its Web site: Lifepod's line trumpets--blasts, actually--its technology in the form of its sound system, both visually and aurally, with big speakers and other equipment mounted unapologetically on the sides of retro-style products done in psychedelic, disco and bowling themes (our personal favorite). If they can figure out how to play 45s on these bags, we'd be in hog heaven.

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barely a need
by sorcerer February 1, 2007 1:52 PM PST
barely a need for this product.
hugest thanks!
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by eng.dan May 19, 2008 4:14 PM PDT
hey! is that freedom rock...?
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