i-Mo Resonance Speaker Turns Your Table Into A Speaker
Want an MP3 player that’s different from the rest of them out there? iMo’s Resonance MP3 player will certainly fit that bill. Sure, it looks like a fancy shaped MP3 player that sports 2GB of internal storage yada yada yada, but the interesting thing is that the Resonance speaker doesn’t have a built-in speaker, but when it comes into contact with a hard surface, it’s capable of turning said object into a speaker, hence it’s “Resonance” name. It also sports a built-in FM radio and a 3.5mm audio jack in case you want to hook it up to another MP3 player. Do you think $46 is worth it for such a gimmick? It’ll wow your friends once at the very least.
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