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The Tritton SoundBite Portable USB Digital Speaker System is considered a good piece of engineering. It allows you to adjust the angle of the stereo sound and gives off a remarkably loud sound, proving that 'small' need not mean a 'compromise'. Creative Labs has come up with truly enviable N400-Dual Driver speakers with an audio quality that meets the requirements of a presentation too.
The forty-dollar I-con Portable Flat Panel Speaker System - ps02 has speakers that are slightly bigger than your two palms put together and loud enough to vibrate through a standard dwelling. They are easy to store too. The four magnets on the corners ensure that they stick and stay together.
Sprint Cass' eighty-dollar offering, Edifier MP 210 does not have a bass quite like Sonicgear Uforia 3 but has a glossier and more stylish finish. Besides, there is much less distortion in audio. Edirol MA-1EX USB Powered Speakers are an innovative piece of work. They boost your system's audio quality It doubles up as a sound-card and acts as headphone amplifier for the computer. These are most suited for small presentations and music aficionados.
There are the fancy Crystal speakers that measure 1.6'' x 2.1'' x 3.5'', yet offer the same sound as normal speakers would belt out. The 50-dollar Kensington's Pocket Speakers weight less than 10 ounces and fold neatly while travelling. The Kensington system comes with its own volume wheel on the top. If you need to increase the volume of your laptop as well as the system, turn up the wheel to the maximum.
So, small does not mean little, for sure. It can mean all the way if the trends among small USB-powered speakers are anything to go by.
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