Looking for a high-end headset for LAN gaming? You may want to check out Astro Gaming’s A40. The A40 includes a daisy-chanable A40 mixamp, providing clans and league gamers their own private channel for communications, while the headset supports Dolby Digital 5.1 and is Dolby Headphone certified.

The A40 is part of the wired lineup, and is the apogee of said lineup in terms of completeness and features. It’s like a decked-out Bimmer in fact, with every bell and whistle that you ever wanted in a gaming headset…

WalkBox-S1 is the thinnest portable speaker in the world, and designed for portable use. According to its official website, the device will work with any MP3, MP4 Player, cell phone or computer with a 3.5 or 2.5 mm headphone or line output socket.

WalkBox-S1 has dual speakers to provide quality audio, suitable for use within a small radius, the speakers do produce a good volume, especially considering their size.

The Teufel Cinebar 50 soundbar claims to offer the same sound as a five-speaker setup, all from one convenient location. It features two tweeters, two mid and two low-range drivers that serve up 200 total watts of power with a frequency response ranging from 35Hz to 150Hz. Connectivity comes in the form of two digital inputs (one coaxial on optical) and two pairs of analogue (Phono) inputs at the rear. At the front a USB port caters for playback of MP3 and WMA files from storage devices.

The main selling point of the Kerchoonz KBox is the fact that it can literally turn any flat, solid surface into a speaker, featuring a very good bass response. And if you’re wondering just why the bass is so good, the answer is quite simple: the K-box uses high-intensity vibrations in order to generate sound, or, as the vendor puts it, patented “gel-audio” technology.

As mentioned above, this thing is quite compact, measuring around 115×55x20mm, which means that you probably won’t have any problems carrying it around in your backpack or even in your pocket.