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Targus Launches SonicPak, Speaker Backpack

LAS VEGAS - Targus announced the launch of its SonicPak backpack with internal speakers on Tuesday. The backpack includes two speakers that are protected from the environment and a lightweight amplifier.

"The new SonicPak speaker backpack provides a creative new way to listen to music while on-the-go. With removable front panel speakers, which are protected from the Earth’s elements by a shock resistant EVA panel and water resistant zippers, consumers can listen to their favorite music anywhere -- at the beach, while camping or hanging out in their own backyard," Targus said.


Targus SonicPak Backpack

The SonicPak backpack has a padded compartment that can hold notebook computers up to 15.4 inches. In addition, the backpack also includes side mesh water bottle holders, adjustable, padded shoulder straps, molded carrying handle, oversized zipper pulls for easy gripping, and a fully equipped interior workstation that includes plenty of pockets for your accessories. The SonicPak has a battery compartment with an on/off switch and a power-indicator LED light. The SonicPak measures 13.98 x 7.48 x 18.11 inches and weighs 3.95 pounds. (36 x 19 x 46 cm, 1.6 kg)

The Targus SonicPak will ship in March 2008 and is priced at US$99.99.

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