Cambridge Audio announces Minx Go

When it comes to portable speakers, I guess you can say that this particular segment of the market has grown tremendously over the years simply because of a greater degree of mobile device adoption among the masses, not to mention better battery technology which naturally results in superior battery life, in addition to the advancement and proliferation of Bluetooth capability embedded in just about every modern day mobile device like smartphones and tablets. Having said that, the portable wireless speakers of today are what boomboxes were to a previous, bygone era, and Cambridge Audio intends to usher in a new reign of such portable wireless speakers by announcing the availability of the Minx Go.

The Minx Go is a high performance, portable Bluetooth speaker that is capable of delivering deeply expansive, crystal clear audio. Similar to other Cambridge Audio product, the Minx Go will carry the company’s design DNA thanks to their design team who are based in London. The Minx Go will come acoustically loaded with an array of five premium quality speakers as well as the latest Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology, ensuring that your ears will always be treated to massive power at all times, without taking up too much space no matter where you are. What would most probably be the most impressive feat of the Minx Go would be the amount of detailed bass that it is capable of pumping out, and this is made possible thanks to the Bass Radiator that has been neatly integrated into the rear panel.

Just how long can the Minx Go last? Well, it boasts a battery life of up to 18 hours, which is lengthy enough for an entire day out, even stretching into the wee hours of the night. From a flat battery, it takes just a couple of hours to juice up fully, and while it is being recharged, it will even allow you to charge a tablet or phone thanks to the integrated USB charging port. You will be able to choose from high gloss black or white colors for the $149 Minx Go.

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HP Wireless Portable Speaker with NFC spotted in regulatory paperwork

HP Wireless Portable Speaker with NFC

HP will soon have an NFC-enabled Bluetooth speaker to go along with its NFC-enabled mouse, not that we reckon the two will ever have much to say to each other. The manufacturer’s Wireless Portable Speaker (model no. S9500) has just been revealed in an FCC filing, where it managed to pass inspection without giving away a great deal of information beyond its physical styling (more retro than HP’s current wireless speaker) and the name of the engineer who signed the test report (“Apple,” confusingly). Beyond that, we know this speaker would have to pair manually with a Slate 7, since that tablet lacks NFC. Also, the Quick Setup Guide says “First Edition: June 2013”, which suggests an official launch could be just around the corner — potentially alongside other unknown, NFC-enabled products from HP.

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Cambridge Audio announces Minx Air 100 and 200 wireless speaker systems

Ah, here we are with yet another two wireless speaker systems from the folks over at Cambridge Audio, where they have just announced the Minx Air 100 and Minx Air 200 wireless speaker systems for the masses. The adage of not judging a book by its cover would apply beautifully with these Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 and 200 wireless speaker systems, where their diminutive size belies the fact that they can deliver powerful audio without missing a beat. In fact, this would mark the first time a Hi-Fi wireless speaker would carry integrated AirPlay, Bluetooth, and built-in Internet Radio connectivity, now how about that?

Thanks to the vast Hi-Fi expertise that the folks over at Cambridge Audio have, they claim that the audio quality which comes out from these two speakers are simply stunning. The Minx Air 100 and 200 have been specially designed to deliver maximum possible detail from stored tracks and streaming services. Thanks to the patented BMR (Balanced Mode Radiator) speakers, your ears will be able to enjoy a rich sound which is more room-filling compared to similar-sized traditional speakers. BMR’s unique, hybrid design of pistonic and flat panel technology guarantees that you no longer need to look for the “sweet spot” in order to enjoy your music. Apart from that, there is a custom-developed digital amplifier that guarantees heart-thumping performance, even if you decide to crank up the volume.

Both Minx Air wireless speaker systems also boast of sophisticated Digital Signal Processing (DSP) that relies on advanced algorithms which were specially developed for music and movie production by Waves Audio. This would enable Cambridge Audio to obtain the biggest sound possible from Minx Air’s compact enclosure, at the same time delivering an experience which is louder, crisper and fuller compared to other portable systems that are in the market.

The Minx Air 100 is perfect for small spaces such as kitchens, bedrooms and living spaces, as it packs a 100W punch of power from a cabinet which measures just 14” wide. As for the Minx Air 200, it is more than capable of filling the largest rooms with crystal clear audio, thanks to a 200W set of digital amplifiers alongside a built-in active 6.5” subwoofer that delivers a supercharged audio experience which measures a mere 18” wide.

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bēm wireless mobile speaker gets a college edition

When it comes to wireless speakers, there are dime a dozen models that are available in the market at this point in time. The thing is, as the consumer, just which particular model would you settle for? Of course, going to gadget review sites would definitely help in the long run, and there are other moments when brand loyalty plays a part, too. Well, with the bēm wireless mobile speaker, it will target those who love going back to school – or rather, college in this case, as we are talking about a college edition that allows you to proudly show off your alma mater at the next social function that you attend, or perhaps at a barbecue where you can select from one of two dozen available university colors.

The bēm wireless mobile speaker college edition comes in a form factor that is roughly the size of a tennis ball, where all you need to do is to toss it right into your backpack and you can experience an instant party regardless of where you are on the campus.

The bēm wireless mobile speaker will be able to hook up to any Bluetooth-enabled device in order to deliver crystal clear music anytime, anywhere. The presence of an on/off switch located underneath the speaker in addition to a touch sensitive volume control and play/pause button definitely makes life a whole lot easier. Pairing the bēm wireless mobile speaker to your compatible smartphone or tablet, and you can start to play your favorite tunes in a jiffy. The presence of a non-slip bottom allows it to remain stable so that it will not slide around on your desk or table.

This 2.5” cubed device also boasts a soft-touch finish that will offer a smooth and sleek appearance. Located at the back of the mobile speaker are Aux In and Out ports which pave the way for multiple connecting options, in addition to a Mini USB port so that you can juice up your phone or other devices. With a wireless range of approximately 25 feet, this puppy also sports approximately half a dozen hours of battery life before it requires a recharge. You can pick up the college edition of the bēm wireless mobile speaker for $69.99 a pop.

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Muji – Bluetooth compliant speaker built-in charging station – “BSSJT-MJ”

Muji - Bluetooth compliant speaker built-in charging station - "BSSJT-MJ"

Muji just released a bluetooth compliant speaker built-in charging station “BSSJT-MJ”.

There are 2 USB ports for charging smartphones under the station. Because it has a bluetooth compliant speaker, you can play music saved in your smartphone by connecting wirelessly.

Price: ¥5,900 (including tax)
Size: 170 x 170 x 50mm
Connection method: Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Connection distance: Within 10m
Accessory: AC adapter

Creative Dxm Signature Series Wireless Speakers

The folks over at Creative have lived up to their name yet again, where the latest modular wireless speaker systems that rolled off their production lines come in the form of the Creative Dxm Signature Series, where these are led […]

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Kinivo BTX350 wireless Bluetooth speakers

If you have not heard of a company that goes by the moniker Kinivo, fret not, you are not the only one. Doing a little bit of digging has revealed a whole lot more information about Kinivo, where they are producers of superior quality accessories for mobile devices, and their latest foray into the wireless Bluetooth speaker market would come in the form of the Kinivo BTX350. The Kinivo BTX350 will be able to stream music from just about any Bluetooth-capable device, delivering exceptionally clear sound without compromising on its portable form factor. After all, it certainly is rather difficult to argue with a device that measures a mere 8” x 3” in height, no?

The Kinivo BTX350 wireless Bluetooth speaker will sport a class-D amplifer that packs dynamic audio into a perfectly portioned speaker, making it the ideal companion for those who hate the sound of silence, whenever one travels, or is involved in outdoor activities that needs a little music to perk things up, or simply for music lovers who want to share their pride and joy (their eclectic playlist, of course) with the rest of the “barbarians” (read: folks who do not appreciate the kind of music they listen to).

Kinivo CEO Sharad Mittal said, “We combined the sleek design of our BTX450 and the portability of our ZX100 to craft the ultimate travel speaker. Pack the new BTX350 and rechargeabe battery into your suitecase while traveling, carry it in your beach bag for summer activities, or let it seamlessly complement any home décor.”

You should be able to enjoy up to 5 hours of non-stop portable entertainment with the Kinivo BTX350 using its rechargeable battery, and just in case you do not own any Bluetooth capable devices, fret not, as the Kinivo BTX350 will also include an optional 3.5 mm cable for universal compatibility. Those who are interested will be able to pick up the new Kinivo BTX350 for $39.99, and this introductory price is not going to last too long.

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Panasonic SC-NP10 Wireless Speaker

Panasonic SC NP10 Wireless SpeakerWireless speakers come and go, but some of them are here to stay, and the Panasonic SC-NP10 wireless speaker is definitely one of them. Panasonic has come up with the SC-NP10 by designing it to be an optimal surround sound system that is suitable for tablet viewing as well as listening. I guess you can more or less say that the Panasonic SC-NP10 is a wireless speaker that gives users unique functionality for a variety of spaces as well as listening scenarios.

Specially formed to play nice with any Bluetooth-enabled tablet device, the Panasonic SC-NP10 will pave the way for users to prop their tablet instead of placing it on a dock, and to wirelessly stream music or movie sound. Since this particular system if not a “docking station”, it will then be able to play nice with different tablet models and sizes, and since it tips the scales at a mere 3.5lbs, you are more or less able to place it just about wherever you want to throughout the home or office. Interested parties are able to pick up the Panasonic SC-NP10 wireless speaker for $199.99 a pop. [Press Release]

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Panasonic – Wireless speaker system – 2 models: SC-NE5 with CD unit and SC-NE1

Panasonic - Wireless speaker system - 2 models: SC-NE5 with CD unit and SC-NE1

Panasonic is releasing 2 new wireless speaker systems on May 17: “SC-NE5″ and “SC-NE1″

SC-NE5
– Consisting of units: Speaker unit and CD/dock unit
– With the CD/dock unit, you can play a CD and there is an iPod/iPhone dock
– The speaker unit is a 2-way speaker that has 8cm woofer and 2.5 cm semi dome shaped tweeter.
– Compatible with Airplay, Bluetooth, Panasonic’s music play app “Panasonic Music Streaming”, and USB cable

Price: Price is not set
Size: Speaker unit 570 × 206 × 100mm, CD unit 192mm×206mm×93mm
Weight: Speaker unit 2.8kg, CD unit 0.9kg
Max output: 40W (20W×2) 6Ω

SC-NE1
– Speaker unit is a 2 way speaker that has 8 cm woofer and 2.5 cm semi dome shaped tweeter.
– Compatible with Bluetooth and Panasonic’s music play app “Panasonic Music Streaming”

This is only the speaker unit which communicates wirelessly with smart devices. It does not have a CD player or iPod/iPhone dock and is not compatible with Airplay or USB cable.

Price: Price is not set
Size: 570 × 206 × 100mm
Weight: 2.7kg
Max output: 40W (20W×2) 6Ω

Panasonic – SC-NP10 – Wireless speaker system for tablets – great for enhanced sound while watching movies

Panasonic - SC-NP10 - Wireless speaker system for tablets - great for enhanced sound while watching movies

Panasonic is releasing a wireless speaker system SC-NP10 which can handle playing music for any smart device but is designed to play rich, enhanced sounds while watching movies, videos, etc. on an iPad.

With this new speaker system, tablets can be mounted in a way that is good for viewing while listening to the system’s 2.1ch sound system and upward-facing 8cm subwoofer.

It’s a bluetooth compliant product, so you can also connect it to a smartphone/iPhone/iPad/ wirelessly and enjoy music that way.

Price: Price is not set
Size: 271 × 65 × 186mm
Weight: 1.6kg
Max output: front channel 7W+7W (1kHz、6Ω), sub woofer (100Hz、6Ω)