These portable speakers by OrigAudio, made from recycled material, will surely sing to your tunes if you are a music lover and a green trekker too. The Fold n’ Play self-powered speakers come packaged in recycled materials. Since they require zero external power and no batteries, you can easily take them anywhere you like.
the origami of audio
The speakers come complete with an attached standard audio jack plug compatible with any audio device with a headphone jack. Available in five unique designs including CityScape, Flowers, SurfBreak, DayDream and Lake, they are priced at $16 a pop. Well, if you are not satisfied with the modish look, you can sketch them with your signature artwork.
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