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When it boils down to your choice of wireless speakers, you would have plenty of models to choose from in the market at the moment. FAVI Entertainment has decided to throw their weight into the market by having a say in the form of a simplified wireless speaker thanks to its new audio+ Set to Connect speaker, so that you will be able to wirelessly play music in an instant. All that you need to do is to place your mobile device on the speaker in order to connect, and to disconnect, remove it.

Apart from delivering a quick music-listening solution, the audio+ would also function as an inexpensive alternative conferencing solution for both offices and board rooms. It will be different from traditional conferencing solutions, since the audio+ would pave the way for instant connectivity and best of all is, your wallet will not feel the pinch since it would arrive with a sub-$50 price point.

In addition, the audio+ would also make use of induction technology in order to amplify the sound of your tablet or smartphones’ onboard speakers. The audio+ performs the amplification process on your devices speaker by 6x, where it would also add treble and bass-booster technology, ensuring that your ears would be able to enjoy powerful audio without the added frustration of cables or having to go through a sometimes “full of hassle” Bluetooth pairing session. Just set it on the dock and enjoy up to 6 hours of enhanced audio on a full battery charge. You will be able to pick up the FAVI audio+ Wireless Smartphone Speaker in three models, for the iPhone, Android smartphones, or tablets. It takes just 1.5 hours to juice it up, and you can pick from either black or white colors. Any takers for this unique wireless speaker configuration that is set to thrill?

Press Release
[ FAVI audio+ Set to Connect speaker simplifies wireless speaker connectivity copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

How many clicks, how many fingertaps does it take to get your favorite music playing when you come home? Any number greater than one should make you interested in Bose’s new SoundTouch technology, the audio pioneer hopes. Promising “a whole new way of enjoying your music at home,” Bose on Thursday introduced a new, wireless music system that is slated to become a company-wide standard for virtually all of Bose’s hifi and video products.

“It should be effortless to get to your music. It should be as easy as turning on the lights when you walk into a room,” said Bose product line manager Glenn Gomes-Casseres at the unveiling of the SoundTouch system in New York. To reach this goal, the company is combining technologies new and old: any SoundTouch device features six preset buttons that can be programmed through mobile apps or Bose software on PCs and Macs. The music can stream from a computer in the home or from the Internet, such as radio stations or services like Pandora.

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