Gadget Ogling: A Mighty Little Amp, a Credit Card-Sized Phone and a Food Tray Keyboard

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Thankfully, tinny, terrible laptop speakers seem a relic of the past, but there are still occasions when the built-in audio from your portable computer’s speakers or audio jack just doesn’t quite cut it. Let’s say you’re an electronic music luminary traveling the world without the comforts of one’s home studio but with an album deadline to meet. You need to hear what’s going on. So here’s the Apogee Groove, a portable USB amplifier that apparently improves audio all the way from low-bitrate WAV files to high-quality FLAC files.

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