This new Logitech Mini Boombox will bring you an immersive audio experience wherever you go. The mobile speaker and speakerphone boasts up to ten hours of enjoyment and can connect easily to your phone, tablet and other Bluetooth-capable devices.
Small, portable speakers looked to be the in-thing these days. Japanese audio company Nakamichi has launched "My Mini Plus", a new range of stylish looking mini speakers with built-in radio in Singapore.
Bose is renowned for their headphones, speaker systems and TVs. Today, the company announced the launch of their first soundbar systems in Singapore - the Lifestyle 135 home entertainment system and the CineMate 1 SR digital home theater speaker system.
Bose and Atlast Sound & Vision, Singapore's premium audio visual retailer and distributor, have launched the SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker in Singapore. The SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker Bluetooth speaker that claims to offer superb audio performance, mobility and durability in a compact form factor.
Android devices finally receive not one but three speaker docks designed for the platform, courtesy of Philips. A repackaged version of its iPod-oriented cousin the DS8500, this new kid in the block seems like a hit from early reports.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia active, designed for the active lifestyle users, was showcased in June with the Xperia Ray and Xperia Txt. Today, the company has officially launched the phone in Singapore, together with the Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman that promises great audio enjoyment for music lovers.
Fancy looking for a high-quality audio speakers for your PC? Well, Bose has launched their new Companion 20 multimedia speaker systems in Singapore that boast superb performance without the need of a subwoofer. The Bose Companion 20 is now available at authorized retailers.
Peripherals major Genuis rolled a new line of cute-looking USB stereo speakers for PCs and Macs, particularly notebooks. The SP-U150X as it's called, comes in three variants based on the color of a ring around its dome - black, yellow, and green. The speakers feature 2-inch drivers, which can deliver 2W (RMS) output per speaker. Its shell is made of piano-black (glossy) ABS, with a matte front finish, and a glossy ring around its dome. It takes input in two ways. It can act as a USB audio device and run entirely off a USB connection, or it can take a 3.5 mm line input while drawing power from USB.
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Are you a heavy Skype user? Well, if you are, Jabra might have just the thing you need to help facilitate the setting up of an instant, hands-free VoIP call for all your mobile Internet telephony needs, and it comes in the form of its new Skype-certified SPEAK410 USB speakerphone. Which, the company claims, is designed to allow users the luxury of making "instant Skype conference calls or virtual meetings anywhere, anytime", and then some.
Remember Pioneer? Well, the company hasn’t been doing great in the past few years has pulled out of several product categories and has of lately been focusing on its audio products. Now the company has decided to launch a pair of PC speakers to try and grow its audio product range, but we’re not if the company is going to be able to break into what’s already a very competitive market.
Naming a range of loudspeaker systems "Bird" might well be a criminal offence to stoic marketing types, but the French can make it sound like an almost unavoidable course of nature. Other than looking at Focal's present plans for quality multimedia sound, we bare forth the barely-documeted Focal XS Book, just for you.
Everyone knows that most audio-related equipment are seldom designed to be fashion statements, but every once a while some manufacturer will attempt to do the unconventional and release something that challenges most people's idea of how a speaker is supposed to look. And once again, we can always leave it to the Japanese to impress the world with unique and unconventional devices like the Hello Kitty speakers above that will soon be released for sale in Japan.
Cables are the nemesis of neat freaks who cannot stand the idea of having any form of foreign material cluttering their otherwise spotless desks, right? Well, the good news is that Creative has been hard at work in eliminating all traces of those pesky cables in its speaker lineup, and its latest line of wireless speakers introduced today in a media event held at the Intercontinental Singapore is probably the best proof of how one does not need to rely on copper wires and cumbersome equalizers for decent audio. So what can the average Joe expect from Creative's new products? Read on to find out...
Like it or not, most owners of mobile phones are now slaves to their devices, and it shows. Now that workiing schedules have become tighter and workers are expected to be able to answer work-related phone calls regardless of time, location and occasion, it would make sense that the need to be always connected has reached the point whereby even an activity such as driving now has to play host to the act of answering a phone call. So how can drivers safely deal with calls while ensuring that their hands remain on the wheel at all times? Simple; they use a wireless in-car, voice-controlled speaker system, like the FREEWAY which we have here from Jabra.
Four wireless Bluetooth speakers, an MP3 player sporting a ZEN-like design, and three sets of Bluetooth headsets. And just in case you are wondering; no, we have not lost our marbles and gone off rambling about random audio-related hardware for the consumers. Rather, these are new products which Creative will be introducing for the local market.
Read on to find out more.
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