A purse with speakers: Lifepop's Atom Amp

by Chris Ziegler, posted Jan 7th 2007 at 1:32PM

If your taste in music is absolutely impeccable, why bottle it up? Share it with the world -- along with... uh, an interesting fashion sense -- thanks to the "Atom Amp" from Lifepop. The 4 x 2 x 2.5-inch bag sports a pair of speakers of unknown quality (though the press release proudly trumpets "1400 milliwatts of hi-fi sound via the ultra-lightweight Atom™ class amplifier and drivers") powered by a 9-volt battery, serving up twelve hours of public listening via what appears to be a 3.5 millimeter jack. Only problem is, the list of phones with a 3.5 millimeter jack is extraordinarily short, so you might just be better off hooking up the ol' iPod anyway.

[Via textually.org and ecoustics]

Filed under: Multimedia, Peripherals

Tags: atom, atom amp, AtomAmp, ces, lifepop, music, purse

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heather b @ Jan 12th 2007 4:26AM

This Candy Yum Atom Amp speaker fashion bag by Lifepop comes with both 2.5 and 3.5 adaptors so that any girl can listen to her MP3 tunes in style whether from her mobile phone or any other portable audio device - both hands-free and without headphones. Otherwise, how do YOU listen to your mobile phone MP3s?

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