The soundbug has a tail ... a cable or chord with a standard stereo connector where you can plug into portableCD/Cassette player or Notebook computers.

Now, the part, most of us is waiting for ... the sound quality.

Personally, I was quite disappointed. it sounds just like my "antique" AM-FM transistor radio. The soundbug gives out enough decibels for you to hear but, you won't be dancing to the music. Some budget "micro" speakers gives out better sound. It lacks the deep low bass sound which, in my opinion gives a piece of music its depth.

Coupled with my 15 year old Sony Discman, I tested the soundbug on several surfaces to determine what type of surface medium will churn out the best sound... on a car windscreen, CPU of my PC, Glass window, Dresser mirror, wood table (with mica smooth top) and glass coffee table.

The result ... the dresser mirror gives the loudest sound, although the sound clarity is less, it is loud. The best sound quality is when I placed the soundbug on the smooth surface of my office desk. The soundbug gives clear sound output but a little soft in the volume. The Car windscreen produces the worst sound, I would think that the windscreen is hard and securely attached to the car that the glass cannot vibrate that much.