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We are slowly but surely moving away from different forms of wired devices, from our smartphones that are now able to charge up wirelessly all the way to transmitting video and audio signals sans cables. CloviTek Inc.’s latest wireless device that will hit the market would be the CloviFi transmitter. The CloviFi is a dedicated wireless device that was specially developed in order for it to transmit TV audio to smart devices, where this tiny, rounded black box boasts of a modern and sleek design that ought not to have any issue at all blending in with different background decor and surroundings.

With the CloviFi transmitter, you will be able to enjoy numerous ways to hook up to your audio sources via various inputs. Using it is extremely simple: for instance, you can attach the CloviFi box to your TV or even opt to place it behind the TV on the same shelf or platform. With a single CloviFi transmitter, you can then connect different number of Android or iOS users that are living under the same roof, or in a business environment at the office, or even other public establishments where people often look for a Wi-Fi signal, such as lounges, hospitals, the gym, or your favorite watering hole. Those who are connected via the CloviFi transmitter can then make use of their personal headphones and a free mobile app in order to stream whatever strikes their fancy.

The CloviFi transmitter will conform to the Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n standard, where it features a S/PDIF coax (RCA) audio digital input, a 3.5mm jack, a single USB 2.0 port, delivering a maximum sampling rate of 48 kHz in 16-bit stereo. There are just two indicators for a quick visual reference: power and status, and the CloviFi transmitter will be powered via a microUSB cable. It can be purchased for $139 apiece for those who would like to have yet another wireless option around.

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Sonos is partnering with Sonance for a new lineup of passive speakers. You can now pre-order in-ceiling, in-wall and outdoor Sonos speakers.

These are weird products as you still need to connect those speakers with a Sonos Amp. In other words, you can’t control those speakers from the Sonos app without the Sonos Amp.

But if you’re building a house and you want to put Sonos speakers around the house, this lineup is a good way to make sure that everything will be optimized for the Sonos ecosystem.

The in-wall and in-ceiling speakers are designed to blend in with your walls. You can even paint on the grilles to make them disappear even more. They’ll start shipping on February 26 and you can pre-order them now — each pair of speakers cost $599.

Outdoor speakers also come as a pair. They aren’t available just yet, but they’ll cost $799 a pair whenever they ship. And they should resist to extreme temperatures, water and UV rays.

According to the company, you can plug three pairs of speakers to a single Sonos Amp. If you plan on building a giant house, you can still buy multiple Amps and stack them up.

Like other Sonos speakers, you can tune them using TruePlay. This process uses your iPhone or iPad microphone to analyze the size of your room and how your furniture affects your speaker. Sonos then adjusts speaker settings. Update: TruePlay will be available for in-wall and in-ceiling speakers.