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Altec Lansing today unveiled their latest amplified speaker, which is designed to work with Rock Band, Guitar Hero, and DJ Hero. The Altec Lansing Stage-Gig can connect with any gaming console and features a 40-watt speaker and a 6.5-inch subwoofer. There are also a volume knob and RCA outputs for extra speakers. The Altec Lansing Stage-Gig amplified speaker wll be released in November 2009 for $99.99. [Coolest Gadgets]
Still remember the Altec Lansing Portable Audio Speaker Orbit-M that we posted last year? Altec Lansing has announced the USB version of the speaker in the form of the Altec Lansing Orbit USB. This portable speaker is designed to be used with your laptop or netbook to provide a better sounds whilst listening to music, watching videos or playing games. The new Orbit USB will be released in October for £39.99 ($49.95). [Gizmag]
Altec Lansing has finally released its BXR1220 in South Korea, which is part of its Value series. Priced at only $14.99, the speaker comes with a unique cylindrical design. It connects to the PC via USB port and requires no AC adapter. The compact satellite speaker also features 2-inch full range drivers and adopts the Audio Alignment technology. [Product Page]
Designed by Nuno Teixeira, the Altec Lansing OMNI speakers look like tall vases. These speakers boast heavy construction to ensure lesser vibrations and superior sound quality. Each of these speakers comes with a woofer, a mid-range speaker and a tweeter. Sadly, it is only a concept. No word on when the Altec Lansing OMNI speakers will go into production. [Yanko]
Altec Lansing is famous for its high quality speakers. The company just introduced the Expressionist Plus Speakers that is perfect for use in the office or home. It consists of two satellite speakers that are accompanied by a 5.25-inch sub-woofer. The Altec Lansing Expressionist Plus Speakers are priced at only $99. [SlipperyBrick]
Altec Lansing’s Backbeat Pro noise-isolating earphones feature a black-and gold body, with a single balanced armature, iPhone-compatible 3.5mm mini-jack connector, a braided oxygen-free copper cord with tangle-resistant PVC coating, and an included neoprene carry case. Altec Lansing’s Backbeat Pro noise-isolating earphones will be available soon for $100. [Altec Lansing]
The Altec Lansing inMotion MAX is specially build for iPods and iPhones. The device comes equipped with custom-engineered 2 inch full-range drivers, 16 Watts of power, an integrated FM tuner with four presets, and a wireless remote control. Its Li-ion battery provides up to 5 hours of operating time. You can purchase the Altec Lansing inMotion MAX for $199.95 each. [Altec Lansing via iPod and MP3 Players]
Altec Lansing will release the FX3022, which is the company’s first 2.2 powered audio system with a dual 4 inch subwoofer located in the base of each speaker. The company claims that its 1.5 inch drivers will offer “crisp vocals and high frequency detail”. The speakers can be connected with iPods and other MP3 players via the Aux input jack. Available in black, the Altec Lansing FX3022 will be available on October 1st onwards in the UK for £99.99. [pocket-lint]
Altec Lansing showed up at the CES with their new T612 iPod/iPhone dock. It comes with neodymium speakers with bass enhancement technology, iPhone support for incoming calls meaning the music will stop when calls are received, GSM shielding so noises wont be picked up. Get yours in February for $200.
Link Via The iPod Blog
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