Philips CushionSpeaker SDC5100/10

By TechTree on July 25, 2011

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By Computeractive on May 23, 2010

A clever product, but too expensive given its sound...

By Web User on May 20, 2010

Adding a speaker to a laptop cushion is a pretty good idea, but it won’t be to everyone’s tastes. Couch surfers might prefer to listen to the TV or their hi-fi than their laptop, while a good pair of headphones or external speakers will put...

By Pocket-lint on March 24, 2010

The quality of the construction if good as you'd expect from Philips, but the design doesn’t hit the mark for us. For a relatively simple concept, there is too much here that doesn’t sit...

By Trusted Reviews on March 20, 2010

Philips' CushionSpeaker, which is similar in concept to the Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N700 we've also reviewed today, looks to combine the company's audio product experience with an always useful mini-desk to save your lap from the toasting...

By eReviews on October 09, 2010

Jeg synes et eller andet sted at Philips CushionSpeaker SDC5100 er et lidt sjovt produkt, men jeg også typen der har et skrivebord til min notebook, og sjældent benytter den uden at have både mus, tastatur og ekstern skærm tilsluttet...

By PC-tidningen on April 23, 2010

Varför ­inte passa på att bygga in ett par hyfsade högtalare på en gång?Kudden ansluts till datorn via usb. Kabeln dras mycket praktiskt in i kudden så att den inte märks. När kudden ansluts till datorn tar...

By Komputer for Alle on April 20, 2010

Puden tilsluttes med et USB-kabel, der meget praktisk kan trække sig selv ind i puden. Lyden skifter automatisk over til pudens højttalere uden nogen form for indstilling. Det giver en nogenlunde lydkvalitet, hvor musikkens detaljer går...