Monster's latest iPod streamer, the Wireless Audio Bridge

While the iPod remotes have gotten closer and closer to replicating the iPod interface, there's still really no replacement for the original -- which is why we've seen several products that effectively turn the iPod itself into a remote by beaming music from a dock connector-attached transmitter directly to a base station. Monster's new Wireless Audio Bridge brings a dash of style to this approach, with a minimalist black-and-chrome base station and a sleek transmitter. Specs of note include a 30-foot range over the oh-so-popular 2.4GHz channel, and a not-unreasonable $99 pricetag. No word on availability, but we wouldn't be surprised to see these popping up relatively soon.

[Russ @ Aug 2nd 2007 8:00AM]

Monolith anyone?

[strider_mt2k @ Aug 2nd 2007 12:49PM]

My god...it's full of DRM!



Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

[Darin Walker @ Aug 3rd 2007 10:25PM]

Ha wow that is too funny. I thought there were only a select few who played that.

[Galley @ Aug 2nd 2007 9:33AM]

The base reminds me of those plastic things that hard drives come packed in.

[I LOVE THE CAPS LOCK KEY @ Aug 2nd 2007 2:56PM]

Those things are called GeoSprings kits.

[Rynth @ Aug 2nd 2007 9:35AM]

Cue the acronym: WAB.

Doesn't sound all that impressive though, does it?

[Dod @ Aug 2nd 2007 10:09AM]

From the people who bring you ridiculously overpriced cables...

[Grizz @ Aug 2nd 2007 11:42AM]

And the ones that sued Fenwaypark over the name "Monster Seats" on The Green Monster.

Monster FTL