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Philips has unveiled the new DS6100 speaker dock for Apple’s iPad, iPhone or iPod. Made out of aluminum, the speaker consists of a pair of Neodymium drivers, producing a total output power of 20W. The Philips DS6100 also provides an AUX-in port, so you can connect this speaker to non-iOS gadgets. Philips will launch the DS6100 speaker dock in May 2012 for $179.99. [Ubergizmo]
If you are looking for a new speaker, then check out the Onkyo GX-W100HV bookshelf speaker. What makes this speaker special is that it supports DLNA. The Onkyo GX-W100HV speaker uses 802.11 b/g/n WiFi with WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) to connect to your wireless router. When the speakers are connected to your router, gadgets and devices that are DLNA capable should be able to find the speakers and connect to them. The speaker consists of a 12cm A-OMF woofer and a 3cm tweeter, producing 15 Watts per channel. Other specs include optical and analog inputs. The Onkyo GX-W100HV speaker will be launched on February 18th, 2012 for 40,000 Yen or around $520. [Kakaku]
If you are looking for a high quality speaker, then check out the JMC Soundboard. Measuring 89cm x 89cm x 21cm and weighing 12Kg, the speaker produces a frequency range of 25Hz-25,000Hz with an impedance of 8 Ohms and a power output of 2 x 80 Watts. The JMC Soundboard speaker is priced at $6,530. [Product Page]
The Klipsch Stadium is a new 2.1 speaker that adopts Apple’s AirPlay technology. It is able to stream high-quality audio directly from any iPod, iPhone or iPad without wires. The speaker consists of two 1-inch horn-loaded tweeters, two 3-inch midrange woofers and two 5.25-inch subwoofers that deliver excellent sound quality. Klipsch will launch the Stadium Airplay-compatible 2.1 speaker in Fall 2012. [Klipsch]
Meridian has unveiled its new M6 digital active loudspeaker at the International CES 2012. Constructed from a specially-developed barium-doped resin, the M6 features a specially tuned porting system and downwards-facing bass drivers that extend the loudspeaker’s low-frequency performance. The company will launch the M6 digital active loudspeaker in February 2012 for $9,000 a pair. [eCoustics]
The Harman Kardon SB 30 soundbar produces a 5.1-surround sound through a triple-core digital signal processing (DSP) array. The soundbar consists of 13 transducers, six 2-inch woofers, seven 1-inch tweeters and 11 amplifier channels. There is also a compact wireless down-firing subwoofer that enables the Harman Kardon SB 30 to produce a more realistic sound. The soundbar also provides two listening mode such as the virtual and wave. The virtual mode enables you to enhance your two-channel stereo sources by creating rear-ambiance, while the wave mode uses transducers to improve the acoustics in larger rooms. The Harman Kardon SB 30 retails for $799. [ipodnn]
Klipsch has finally launched the Gallery G-17 Air Airplay speaker. The Apple Airplay technology allows you to wirelessly stream music from your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to the speaker. The Klipsch Gallery G-17 Air Airplay speaker features two 10W RMS Tractrix Horn tweeters, two 2.5-inch 20W RMS long-throw woofers, a built-in Wi-Fi, an included stand, a USB 2.0 port, a 3.5mm audio jack and a pair of keyholes for wall mounting. The Klipsch Gallery G-17 Air Airplay speaker retails for $549.99 a pop. [Slashgear]
The HiddenRadio and Bluetooth Speaker is compatible with iPhone, iPad or any Bluetooth-enabled gadgets. It has a built-in AM/FM radio and a 3.5mm audio input plug that lets you to plug-in any device without Bluetooth functionality. Its rechargeable battery provides enough juice for up to 30-hour of streaming music. [Kickstarter]
The Big Blue Tabletop Speaker features a pair of full-range speaker drivers for stereo highs and mids, a down-firing subwoofer, a passive radiator for bass, and an Aux in/Aux out. Measuring 9 1/2-inch x 5-inch x 5 2/3-inch, the speaker streams content from Bluetooth-enabled devices dock-free while offering the ability to simultaneously browse the Web, blog, or email. Available in black or white, the Big Blue Tabletop Speaker is priced at $149.99 each. [Product Page]
Sweden-based speaker manufacturer Nocs has recently introduced the new NS2 speaker. What makes this speaker special is that it supports the Apple Airplay technology, allowing you to playback your music from your Airplay-enabled gadgets wirelessly. The Nocs NS2 speaker features a 3-inch Kevlar woofers and a 3/4-inch silk dome tweeter. The Nocs NS2 speaker retails for $399.95 a pair. [Nocs]
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