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USB Mini Stereo
40 Rubber loudspeaker

Compatibility:             Notebooks/pc/mac/mp4/mp3/PDA 

Rms power:               2x2W

Input voltage:             USB5-6v

Frequency Range:   150-20KHz

Resolution：            ≥40dB

Signal-to Noise：    ≥70dB

Jack :                         3.5 mm stereo

Built in 4070'' Passive Radiator

USB Mini Stereo

40 Rubber loudspeaker

Built in 4070'' Passive Radiator

Compatibility:        Notebooks/pc/mac/mp4/mp3/PDA

Rms power: 2x2W

Input voltage:USB5-6v

Frequency Range:150-20KHz

Resolution：≥41dB

Stereo Sound
Type:                52 PU loudspeaker 4863 IC

Used with:      Notebooks/pc/mac/mp4/mp3/PDA

Rms power:   2x2W

Size : 82*83.5*89 mm

74db

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