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PAO debuts notebook speakers

Martin Veitch ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 19 Jul 1996 14:54 BST

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Manufactured by the US's New Media, the LapTalk speakers are powered by the PS/2 port and can either attach to the host via a mounting bracket or stand aside from the host. Weighing in at 1lb, the speakers feature volume controls but can also be managed through bundled software. A microphone is also integrated.

PAO expects sales to fields such as multimedia presentations, gaming and Internet telephony. The list price is £139.

Portable Add-ons is on 01483-241333 (tel.)

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