Home hi-fi without the rat-nest
I love music, me. I’m cranking out The Mars Volta nice and loud, much to the distress of the guy upstairs. Couldn’t live without my stereo, no sir. But I could live without that big mess of speaker cables, that’s for sure.
So when I saw this Engadget post about a new range of Bluetooth wireless hi-fi speakers, well, I nearly wet myself with desire. Just stream audio from any Bluetooth device (your phone perhaps, or maybe your PC), and have it come out in perfect hi-fi glory without the need for any tedious and unsightly cabling. Fantastic.
Also mentioned are the Bluetooth picture frames from the same company. Just call up your favourite pix on your phone, and ‘tooth them over to be displayed in an attractive format on your wall.
The future is now! w00t!
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March 14th, 2006 at 1:40 am
what exactly does ‘you can stream 16-bit audio’ from that link mean in this context, and when is the world going to realise that anything less than 16-bit 44.1Khz CD quality IS A STEP BACKWARDS!