X-Mini: Max Sound
Was browsing one of my favorite tech blog for overseas stuff one day and I saw one Advertisement that caught my eye. The Blog was at yugatech. I was curious what this capsule like product is so I decided to click. Then it sent me to it’s homepage where I was presented with two models. One a monaural (mono) version and the other stereo. Mono is where in you only hear one unique sound source while stereo is where you hear two distinct sound source. Currently they don’t have a 5.1 or 7.1 versions. (which defeats the element of portability). It’s pretty small and sleek, although color option for the mono version is available, the stereo version only comes in black. The mono version they call X-Mini Capsule Speakers and the Stereo one X-Minimax. Both boast of their BXS system which is basically the structural bass-boosting effect of their accordion type folding body.
The Stereo version is much more practical, since you can convert each detachable part as a mono version. They are both carry-along because of their individual internal rechargeable batteries, which I guess is Li-ion and not user replaceable. What you see above is the single mono function and it’s accordion bass magnifying body extended a little. Below is when they are attached to each other.
They are fastened by a magnetized bottom and they have line-in attachments and usb line for charging and attaching to an audio source. It’s a good replacement for other mini speakers out there for your mp3 players like creative, zune, ipod and the likes. You can also make it your PC/Mac speakers for your desktop computers and Notebook Computers.
Phone: The New Musical Instrument
What does a Musical Genius do with a bunch of Phones? No, not make a bunch of phone calls, but play them like musical instruments. See the video below and tell me if this ain’t pretty sick (in a good way).




