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Techcom Introduces the SSD 7000R 5.1 Speaker System

This little bundle does more than you'd normally expect it to.

Sriram Gurunathan|Apr 09, 2011, 10:47:31 IST

The last time we heard from Techcom on the speaker front was when they launched the SSD 3300FM. That was a while ago, and now Techcom have announced the release of the SSD 7000R 5.1 speaker system.

No, it's not a solid state drive

As you probably guessed already, the SSD7000R is a 5.1 channel speaker system which also has a few other, pretty decent, features. Check them out:

Vacuum Fluorescent Display
Digital FM Radio and FM Tuner
Built-in MP3 player
USB compatible
SD card and MMC reader
Fully functional remote control bundled
5.25-inch sub-woofer at 30W, 3-inch satellites at 10W each

The Techcom SSD 7000R is available for Rs. 3,400 and carries a 1 year warranty.

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