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Photo Frame Speakers

Posted on: April 22, 2008


Photo Frame Speakers

Do you see a pair of speakers in the image on the right? Yeah, I was fooled at first glance too, until I realized that a pair of Photo Frame Speakers were actually sitting camouflaged. These USB-powered speakers also double up as standard photo frames, where you will be able to place your favorite 4" x 6" memories within. The speakers are located behind, which means sound will travel away from you instead of towards you. It would've been cool if the Photo Frame Speakers came with LCD panels though, but that would definitely push up its price way beyond the $50 point.

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