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Creative Splashes Speakers in Dell Colors

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Finding computer with a loud color scheme that breaks away from the normal office grey is easy. Finding a pair of speakers or headphones that match, well, not so much. Creative extended a hand to style-conscious Dell consumers on Monday with a line of specially designed speakers and headphones matched exactly to Dell’s color palette.

The company’s T10 and EP-610 headphones are now available in Jet Black, Plum Purple, Tangerine Orange, Flamingo Pink, Midnight Blue, Ruby Red and Spring Green. Those are, of course, the same colors Dell offers its flashy new Studio notebooksdesktops. and

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Both the headphones and speakers are available immediately through the Designed for Dell program, which also offers products from Targus, Belkin, Logitech, Built, Iomega and SwissGear. The T10 speakers retail for $40, while the headphones go for $24.

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