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SmartPrice 2.0ch Asda True USB Speakers

You can upgrade to a great sound from your PC or laptop with these Asda USB speakers, with their excellent sound quality available at an excellent price point.

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SmartPrice 2.0ch Asda True USB Speakers
Anonymous, on November 5, 2009 12:24 PM
Low costNot a USB audio device! Not suitable for bypassing a defective soundcard - Product requires standard 3.5mm stereo audio source, states this clearly on packaging.
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