Design Warehouse introduced the Folding Speaker, which gives more than enough volume for personal listening experience. This portable speaker comes with a unique accordion-style design that creates a large resonance chamber and gives the sound richer than most other small speakers. The Folding Speaker draws its power from a USB port or 2 AAA batteries (not included). You may bring these foldable speakers home with $18.

The MCR-140 and MCR-040 are two newest Yamaha mini audio systems that support iPhones and iPods. The Yamaha MCR-140 enables you to play your favorite music wirelessly from an iPod thanks to Yamaha’s proprietary yAired standard. However, the Yamaha MCR-040 lacks of this wireless feature. Both mini audio systems support two 4-inch detachable drivers rated at 15W each, a CD player, a front panel USB port, an FM radio and auxiliary audio jack inputs. There is also an optional wireless subwoofer kit for the MCR-140 allowing for better bass delivery. Available in orange, dark blue, light blue, white, red, dark green, brown, light gray, dark gray and pink, the Yamaha MCR-140 and MCR-040 price are $400 and $280, respectively.

Klipsch has launched the ProMedia 2.1 wireless THX-certified speakers that are designed for use with a notebook. The Klipsch speaker system consists of two satellite speakers and one subwoofer. The subwoofer draws its power from a wall outlet, while the two satellite speakers are connected to the subwoofer with wires. What makes the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 interesting is that it connects to the notebook via wireless connection, so you can place these satellite speakers and a subwoofer 30-feet away from the PC. All you have to do is to plug its USB wireless transmitter into the notebook’s USB port. If you are interested, you can buy the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers for $150 a set. This speaker system is only available from the Klipsch website, and only in the U.S.

Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Speakers