Showing posts with label Wireless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wireless. Show all posts

Monday, April 9, 2012

Wireless Stereo Headset

Wireless Stereo Headset
Brand : Sony | Rate : | Price : $79.99
Post Date : Apr 09, 2012 07:16:28 | Usually ships in 24 hours

Wireless Stereo Headset

Experience The Ultimate Audio Advantage with the official PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset. Hear the enemy before they see you with 7.1 digital surround sound. Mobilize your squad during intense multiplayer gaming using the highest quality voice chat. Maintain the edge by staying informed with on-screen headset status updates. Get fast access to key buttons like microphone mute and volume control with a simple tap or slide of the finger on the headset. And enjoy hours of in-the-zone comfort with oversized earpads. The official Wireless Stereo Headset for the PS3 system is your new deadliest weapon.

  • The Official PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset
  • 7.1 virtual surround sound enables you to hear the enemy before they see you
  • Crystal clear conversations to strategize with teammates. Stay informed with exclusive on-screen headset status updates.
  • Built-in rechargeable battery delivers seven hours usage on a single charge. Enjoy your Wireless Stereo Headset on your PC or Mac
  • Enjoy hi-fidelity sound while watching your favorite movie. Breathable oversized earpads allow for hours of comfortable gameplay

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Thursday, January 5, 2012

Wireless Speaker Pricing, Retailers, and Categories

!±8± Wireless Speaker Pricing, Retailers, and Categories

Wireless speaker systems come in a variety of prices, are offered by a variety of retailers, and come in a handful of categories. Generally, you can safely expect them to be more expensive than wired speakers. We'll break everything down by category.

Bluetooth speakers cater mostly to people who have a phone or MP3 player. These speakers are great because they allow the user to take control of a speaker without getting up from their couch or chair - effectively turning the music player into a remote control. One caveat here is the fact that mainstream iPods do not feature built in Bluetooth. So if you're looking into this option with an MP3 player in mind, look for one of the competing brands like Sony. These speakers will often come as a single unit (as opposed to two or more satellites), often with stereo configuration built in. Keep in mind Bluetooth does not have the same range as wi-fi, so you can use these across the room at best - not across the house.

Many Bluetooth speakers go for as little as , and a few are actually compatible with the iPhone (not the iPod), like the Yamaha NX-B02WH on Newegg.com. Amazon.com is showing the Altec-Lansing T515, which features a pretty nifty remote pendant, for just .99. This wireless audio set is pretty cool, considering it boasts a liberal range of 30 feet (many Bluetooth products only go out to about 15 feet or so). If you're leaning on the budget end, you can grab an NS-BT400 Insignia wireless speaker package from BestBuy.com for just twenty bucks!

The other popular form of wireless audio is radio frequency (RF). One of the biggest differences between this method and Bluetooth is the range. Most RF wireless products have a range of at least 100 feet. This obviously lends itself greatly to things like home theater setups and outdoor gatherings. BestBuy.com has a decently rated RF-RBWS02 Rocketfish speaker system that includes a transmitter/receiver and a speaker for 9.99. One of the customer reviews went as far as to say that the quality was as good as his Bose home theater system! The nice thing about these kind of systems is that you can often add additional speakers to an existing system, often with automatic detection. Still other speakers like this CABLES UNLIMITED SPK-POOL are waterproof - and actually designed for use inside the pool! Newegg.com offers this product for .99 with free shipping, too.

There are many different retailers, prices, and categories providing options for wireless audio. Take a look and see what best fits your needs!


Wireless Speaker Pricing, Retailers, and Categories

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Friday, December 2, 2011

Wireless Speaker Kits - The End of the Dreaded Cable Clutter?

!±8± Wireless Speaker Kits - The End of the Dreaded Cable Clutter?

Recently more and more manufacturers have started to offer home theater systems with wireless speakers or a wireless speaker kit. From a homeowners standpoint, eliminating long speaker cable runs is certainly a big plus. Multi-channel surround sound is a fairly new phenomenon and as such many older houses are not wired for rear speakers, not to mention 7.1 systems. As such a wireless solution might be the logical conclusion. But how reliable are these wireless speaker kits in a real-world scenario and do these options really eliminate the dreaded cable clutter?

Some wireless kits, such as the LG or Rocketfish allow to connect 2 speakers to a wireless receiver unit. This eliminates the cables from the front to the back. However, still cables need to be run from the receiver to each speaker and as such the amount of cables is just reduced but not eliminated. Another wireless surround sound product comes with separate receivers for each speaker which in comparison to the other products does reduce the cable clutter, albeit not eliminate cables completely.

Will the wireless have any effect on performance? Audio quality is a main concern. In picking a wireless system, one should choose a system where (a) the transmission itself does not pick up any noise or degradation in order to maintain the audio quality and (b) the wireless amplifier itself should be a high-quality amplifier with minimal distortion. Also, the size of the wireless speaker amplifier is a consideration as the receiver should be invisible.

Another issue to consider is that in a home theater setting is that the sound to all speakers should be in sync with the video and also in sync with each speaker. Some wireless units such as the Rocketfish will introduce a delay in the signal, apparently to cope with interference. As such you should investigate how much the signal travelling to the wireless speaker will be delayed. The product however specifies a delay of less than 1 ms which should be low enough for pretty much any real-world application.

Finally, how reliable are wireless speakers and speaker kits? One of the main issues with wireless devices of any sort is interference from other devices. As more and more consumer devices go wireless, the available frequency space becomes more and more limited. Especially the 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz bands are exceptionally crowded, due to WiFi hot spots, cell phones with Bluetooth etc. Picking a system that avoids these frequency bands may be the logical choice, such as systems working at 5.8 GHz.

Aside from using a wireless speaker kit in a home theater environment, another useful application is streaming audio between different rooms of the home where wiring would be difficult to install or for outdoor applications. Just imagine being able to set up your speakers in your backyard in a matter of minutes. The possibilities are endless.


Wireless Speaker Kits - The End of the Dreaded Cable Clutter?

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

JBL WEM-1 50-Watt Wireless Amplifier and Expansion Module (Black)

!±8±JBL WEM-1 50-Watt Wireless Amplifier and Expansion Module (Black)

Brand : JBL
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Post Date : Nov 22, 2011 18:33:27
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The JBL WEM-1 is a Wireless Expansion Module that allows the user to make any loudspeaker wireless. The kit contains a transmitter that wirelessly transmits a signal up to 70 feet. The WEM-1 includes a receiver/amplifier that receives the wireless signal and drives any pair of loudspeakers with its internal 50 watt amplifier. The transmitter connects to the source using either line or speaker level inputs. The receiver/amplfiier also offers equalization settings for several speakers. A local input allows the user to hook up a portable device or gaming system to the amplifiier.

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