E-revolution's Motion Speaker: look ma, no buttons

by Thomas Ricker, posted Nov 27th 2006 at 9:05AM

Japan's E-revolution wants you to stay home, brother, and chill with these new Motion Speakers and mood lights. The company claims to have achieved a clean, 10-inch tall design through the use of motion sensors instead of the usual array of knobs, buttons, or switches. Just bring your hand into the vicinity of the appropriate sensor and you can either adjust the volume or tune the integrated FM radio without the overwhelming burden of having to actually touch the device. The 2x 0.7W speakers are powered off regular batteries, AC, or USB and include a mini-jack for the audio feed. The revolution will not be televised, the revolution will be live however, come December 2 in Japan for ¥7,980 or about $69. Blue, green, and red "mood" lighting -- that's free.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Home Entertainment, Household, Portable Audio

Tags: e-revolution, motion sensor, motion speakers, MotionSensor, MotionSpeakers, speakers

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Ayle @ Nov 27th 2006 10:30AM

Coool...

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Ferry @ Nov 27th 2006 10:51AM

Look at; qm-entertainment.eu for the European version and more......

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JRA219psu @ Nov 29th 2006 1:15AM

where can i buy them though??!!

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mark @ Nov 27th 2006 11:02AM

And come the (E-)revolution, they'll presumably be joining the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation up against the wall ?

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cjrenaud @ Nov 27th 2006 12:29PM

Yeah, it's all fun and games until your cat rubs up against it and sets off chaos.

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JRA219psu @ Nov 27th 2006 7:26PM

Yes but where can I buy it!!??

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