Klipsch has rolled out the ProMedia 2.1 wireless THX-certified speakers that are designed for use with a laptop. The speaker system consists of two satellite speakers and one subwoofer. The subwoofer draws its power from a wall outlet, while the two satellite speakers are connected to the subwoofer with wires. What makes the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 interesting is that it connects to the laptop via wireless connection, so you can place these satellite speakers and a subwoofer 30-feet away from the PC. All you have to do is to plug its USB wireless transmitter into the laptop’s USB port. If you are interested, you can purchase the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers for $150 a set. This speaker system is only available from the Klipsch website, and only in the U.S. [Klipsch]
Sony Ericsson today launched the MW600 Wireless Stereo Headset with FM Radio that features an advanced Bluetooth technology and a built-in FM radio. Measuring 17.5-mm x 15.0-mm x 62.0-mm and weighing 13-grams, the wireless headset features an OLED display, easy access controls, RDS radio station information, and a 3.5mm jack, so that you can swap the headphones to match how you listen to music in your phone. The Sony Ericsson MW600 is compatible with Sony Ericsson J132, K330, T280i, W200i, and Xperia X10. No word on pricing at this time. Stay tuned for more updates. [Sony Ericsson]
Here is the new Wireless USB Digital microscope from ThinkGeek that uses a 2.4GHz wireless frequency with a switch on the cradle/wireless receiver for choosing one of 4 channels. The microscope is able to magnify the object from 10x to 200x and comes equipped with 8 white LEDs around the lens for added illumination. Other features include a built-in Li-ion battery that can be recharged using its cradle. You can purchase the Wireless USB Digital Microscope for $139.99 each. [Product Page]
Plantronics today rolled out a new high-quality Bluetooth headset that is designed for mobile professionals in the office or on-the-go. The Voyager Pro UC adopts the AudioIQ² technology with dual noise-canceling microphones, and three layers of WindSmart technology to provide crystal clear phone conversation even in a noisy environment. The new Voyager PRO UC Bluetooth Headset will be released from November onwards for $199.95 each. [Plantronics]
Logitech has rolled out the Harmony IR Extender System that allows you to easily control your devices even when they are hidden inside a closed cabinet. The device is easy to use. You just need to place the discrete IR receiver in a convenient, visible location, and connect it to the IR blasters and mini blasters. And then place the blasters near the equipment you want to control. The Harmony IR Extender System works with most IR remotes, so you can use the one you already own. The Logitech Harmony IR Extender System will be released in the US market in November for around $59.99. [Press Release via Product Page]
Philips has finally launched its Wireless HDTV Link in the US market. It is basically a wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver kit that comes with two HDMI and two component video inputs. The device allows you to replace all of your HD cables for set-top boxes, HD satellite receiver, Blu-ray player and gaming console with a single box that controls all of them through a wireless connection. The Philips Wireless HDTV Link is currently available for a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $799. Video after the jump. More
Yamaha comes back to the iPod dock market by releasing the PDX-60. This wireless iPod dock and speaker system connects to the iPod or iPhone via the yAired wireless technology instead of Bluetooth. Priced at $299.95, the PDX-60 allows you to stream uncompressed audio content to the included Yamaha digital amplifier from an iPhone or iPod by using a Dock Connector based accessory that attaches to the bottom of the device. The gadget also comes equipped with the yAired cradle, so you can recharge your device while listening to your favorite music. Available in black, blue, gray and pink, the Yamaha PDX-60 is compatible with all iPhone models, the iPod touch, iPod classic, and fourth and fifth-generation iPod nano. [iLounge via iPod and MP3 Players]
Apple today announced the new Bluetooth Magic Mouse that allows users to navigate using intuitive finger gestures instead of mechanical buttons, scroll wheels or scroll balls. The entire top surface of the Magic Mouse is a multi-touch surface that can track independent fingers. It is perfect for both left and right handed users. The Bluetooth Magic Mouse will be available at the end of October 2009 for $69 each. [MacRumors]
TRENDnet has released its latest Mini Wireless N Speed USB Adapter, the TEW-649UB, in the US market. Dubbed as the smallest Wireless N USB adapter in the world, the device uses advanced wireless encryption to protect users data and Wi-Fi Multimedia Quality of Service, which prioritizes video, audio and gaming traffic data. The TEW-649UB Mini Wireless N SpeedUSB Adapter is now available at the TRENDnet online store and selected retailers for $30 a pop. [TRENDnet]
Celltronix has rolled out a Bluetooth headset that can record phone calls. The gadget is able to record up to 8-minutes of incoming or outgoing calls. You can also use this headset to record voice memos. Each Celltronix VR1 Bluetooth headset is priced at around $100. [TechnologyToday]
