Yamaha today introduced their latest PDX-60 wireless dock and speaker system for the iPhone and iPod. The gadget adopts the yAired wireless technology allowing users 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. Each purchase also comes equipped with the yAired cradle that allows you to recharge your device while listening to it. Available in black, blue, gray and pink, the Yamaha PDX-60 retails for $299.95. It is compatible with all iPhone models, the iPod touch, iPod classic, and fourth and fifth-generation iPod nano. [iLounge]
Here’s a stylish Wireless Bathroom Speaker that allows you to listen to your favourite tunes while having a shower. It comes with a small wireless transmitter so you could keep your iPod and MP3 safe and someplace dry. Not to mention, the speaker also integrates an FM radio and an LCD clock so you can keep an eye on the time. The Wireless Bathroom Speaker is priced at £24.95 ($41). [Product Page via GeekAlerts]
Get one of this cool Wireless Floating Speaker RF the next time you throw a pool party. Designed specifically for your iPod, this compact speaker system comes with a built-in 915 MHz wireless transmitter, so you’ll be able to place the transmitter away from the pool, keeping your iPod safe and dry. This water-resistant floating speaker will cost you $59.88. [Product Page]
Audioengine has announced a wireless W2 Premium adapter for iPod that connects to the docking adapter of the iPod and a receiver that connects to your home stereo. The wireless adapter can streams music from the iPod wirelessly to the your home stereo up to 30-feet from the receiver. Can you imagine? Your home music will never be the same because you can control it wirelessly. The Audioengine W2 Premium Wireless adapter costs $169. [Slashgear]
Michael Young has collaborated with EOps on the new wireless multi-room speaker system in the form of the EOps i24R3. The wireless gesture controlled multi-room speaker system is perfect for iPod, iPhone 3G, iMac, and PC and comes with a high gloss white aluminum design. The EOps i24R3 consists of a Universal Dock for iPods and iPhones, a 4 inch 40W subwoofer, and wireless 3 inch 20W satellite speakers. This wireless speaker also boasts motion sensors allowing user to control volume settings with the hand gestures. The EOps i24R3 Wireless Gesture Controlled Multi Room Speaker System is set for release sometime in 2009. No word on pricing at this time. [Product Page]
You can now enjoy music from your iPod using a wireless headphones from Onkyo. The good news is that the headphones are cheap. Priced at around $200, the Onkyo MHP-UW2 uses the 2.4Ghz digital connection and comes equipped with a emitter that attaches to the iPod to broadcast music for up to 8 hours. The transmitter weights in 35 grams and is rechargeable via AC adaptor or USB. The Onkyo MHP-UW2 will be released in November in Japan. [Likecool]
