Photos: Top ten portable speaker systems
You want to take your tunes on the road, but headphones don't always cut it, and even the smallest home speakers and receivers/amplifiers aren't portable. In this photo gallery, you'll find the top ten portable speakers that have been reviewed by CNET.co.uk's sister site CNET.com. Some are perfect for frequent travellers, while others are best suited for the office or trips to the beach, and all of them have the option of being powered from built-in or replaceable batteries.
1. Altec Lansing InMotion iM7
Strengths: Seamless integration with any dock-connecting iPod; eye-catching design; includes remote; charges the iPod while plugged in; works on AC power or batteries; impressive sound with thumping bass; auxiliary line-in port for use with other audio devices.
Weaknesses: No meter display for bass, treble or volume adjustment; too bulky for ultimate portability; remote can't navigate through menus on the iPod.
Conclusion: The Altec Lansing iM7 offers good sound quality, flexible listening options and handy features, making it a solid choice for any iPod owner in the market for a complementary sound system.
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