Archive for the ‘Wireless’ Category
September 7th, 2010 | 
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Danish audio manufacturer Libratone today introduced the Beat wireless speaker at IFA 2010 Berlin. This high-end wireless speaker features a 5-inch (127mm) bass, a couple of 3-inch (76.2mm) midrange drivers and a couple of 1-inch (25.4mm) ribbon tweeters. The power output from the bass driver is said to be 50W and 2 x 25W from the midrange/tweeter configuration. The Beat has sensitivity of 100 dB SPL/1m and a frequency response of 50 to 20kHz. The speaker disperses sound in different directions, reflecting it off the walls, providing 360 degree sound. The Libratone Beat wireless speaker will be released in January 2011 for $655 each. [Ubergizmo]
Creative has announced the Creative Inspire T12 wireless speaker system, which is the latest addition to Creative’s Pure Wireless Speakers family. The speaker adopts the built-in BassFlex technology that extends the low frequency response and what you get is music that has more weight. The high-performance full range drivers bring you balanced and dynamic clarity, tuned to bring out the audio dynamics of your notebook or MP3 player. There are also a built-in headphone jack and an Aux-in connector that make it easy to plug in your headphones for private listening, or play music from your MP3 player or any other analog audio device. The Creative Inspire T12 wireless speaker system will be released at the IFA 2010 in Berlin. [FarEastGizmos]
The new D-Link Wireless N 150 home router (DIR-601) delivers high performance end-to-end wireless connectivity based on Wireless N technology. This wireless router performs faster file transfers and farther coverage enabling greater wireless signals across your home. The DIR-601 comes with an Installation Wizard CD-ROM, which helps you to set up your wireless network and Internet connection in minutes. Once the setup process is complete, you can share a high-speed Internet connection, files, media, and more. Buy.com has started selling the D-Link DIR-601 Wireless N 150 home router for $29.99. [Product Page via Ubergizmo]
The Logitech Wireless Speaker Z515 uses 2.4GHz wireless technology and has a pair of 2-inch drivers, as well as a frequency response of 122Hz 20,000Hz. This wireless speaker also boasts a battery that lasts for up to 10-hour. The Logitech Wireless Speaker Z515 is perfect for laptop users who are always on-the-go. The Logitech Wireless Speaker Z515 retails for $99.99 a pop. Each purchase comes equipped with a soft travel case. [Logitech]
The Netgear Powerline AV 200 Wireless-N extender kit creates a wireless hotspot in an area of your home where you can’t get wireless coverage using your homes existing electrical wiring. The device is ideal for both professional and personal Internet use, providing Wireless-N speed for simultaneous downloads, voice and music, and online gaming. The Netgear Powerline AV 200 Wireless-N extender kit provides a high-speed connections with up to 200Mbps, which is perfect for multiplayer gaming. Too bad, there is no info on pricing so far. [Netgear]
Still remember the Thanko Silent Mouse EX that we posted in June 2009? Thanko has recently released the wireless version of this mouse. Priced at 4,380 Yen or around $51, the laser mouse comes with a tiny USB receiver and provides 800/1200/1600Dpi resolution. Measuring 97mm x 56mm x 36mm and weighing 79 grams, the Thanko Silent Wireless Mouse is also compatible with Windows and Mac.
Elecom has rolled out a couple of new optical mice in Japan. Dubbed as the OBSIDIAN and RECT, the former is a wireless model, while the latter is a wired version. The Elecom OBSIDIAN (M-GE3DL series) wireless optical mouse features a futuristic design with 5 customizable buttons including 2 dedicated Forward and Back buttons. Each purchase of the OBSIDIAN comes equipped with a tiny USB receiver. The Elecom RECT (M-GE1UL series) features only basic functions of a mouse. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this time.
[Elecom]
Elecom has rolled out a couple of new optical mice in Japan. Dubbed as the OBSIDIAN and RECT, the former is a wireless model, while the latter is a wired version. The Elecom OBSIDIAN (M-GE3DL series) wireless optical mouse features a futuristic design with 5 customizable buttons including 2 dedicated Forward and Back buttons. Each purchase of the OBSIDIAN comes equipped with a tiny USB receiver. The Elecom RECT (M-GE1UL series) features only basic functions of a mouse. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this time.
[Elecom]
The Atlona AT-PCLINK is a wireless system designed to give a user access to their PC with a secondary keyboard, mouse, display, and PC speakers through wireless transmission. The PCLINK can connect to any desktop or laptop computer using the USB dongles, transforming it into a sleek simple access point that can be used up to 30 feet away from the base station. It is a great solution for using a laptop or desktop PC with out having to move it. The Atlona AT-PCLINK features a couple of USB ports, an 3.5mm audio port, and a DVI port. $169 is all you need to bring home the Atlona AT-PCLINK. [Product Page]
Logitech has rolled out the Logitech Wireless Headset H760, which allows you to chat or listen to music away from your computer. The headset’s plug-and-play wireless functionality gives you the freedom to move up to 40 feet away from your computer, so you can jam to your favorite tunes and shimmy to the next room without missing a beat. The Logitech Wireless Headset H760 features a built-in equalizer that enhances sound for voice, music and movies. There is also quick-access audio controls that allow you to adjust volume, pause and navigate your playlist directly from your headset. What’s more, the H760 also has a noise-canceling microphone that reduces annoying background noise and automatically mutes when you move the mic out of the way. It has a built-in battery that provides up to 6-hour of operating time. If you are interested, you can purchase the Logitech Wireless Headset H760 for $99.99 each. [Logitech]