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Sony's new Speaker for PSP

Friday, October 06, 2006

Sony has just released a portable speaker optimized for PSP, SRS-U10.

The speaker only has a power rating of 3.6W, includes PSP supporting stand, and a general input port that can be used for PSP, iPod, handphones and other devices.

SRS-U10 has a dimension of 270x105x110mm, weighing a hefty 700g.






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