We haven't seen a new
S-AIR product since Sony outed a few
wireless HTIBs back in March, but it looks as if the outfit is hopping back on that horse with a new line at Best Buy. The ALTUS audio product range gets going with the "premium" ALT-SA31iR multi-room iPod package, which is comprised of an iPod / iPhone docking station and a pair of wireless speakers; it also touts an AM / FM tuner as well as an LCD-equipped S-AIR remote commander. The AIR-SW10Ti iPod docking station adds in a wireless subwoofer, while the ALT-SA32PC multi-room audio package consists of an S-AIR transmitter that connects to one's PC via USB and a pair of wireless speakers. Finally, the ALT-A33PC package has an identical USB S-AIR transmitter, but includes a universal receiver with analog audio inputs. As for prices? Try $700, $400, $500 and $200 in order of mention, with each up for pre-order today through Sony and on sale in Best Buy locations starting next month.
posted August 18th 2009 10:33AM
F*ck this.. give us some more PS3 Slim news!!!
YES!!!
lol ^ was thinking the same thing
Very nice indeed. Highly doubtful Sony would provide these excellent products to other wannabe products like the Zune.
*cough*jackass*cough*... Yeah, I called you a JACKASS
Cool story bro
I could find a good subwoofer to become handy. Of course there should be better equipement with AUX input, but it wouldn't look as cool, and Apple would be disgusted by this.
OUCH!! Sony snubs themselves. No Walkman love here.
Why, WHY NOT for their OWN Walkmans, especialy the new X-Series??????
When you sell a product, it is common to want a large number of people to purchase it instead of a small number of people.
How many Sony Walkman digital player owners exist in the world?
Now compare that to the number of iPod & iPhone owners in the world.
Probably they love cash more than anything.
Who doesn't?
Originally meant for Chad, two posts above...
saw them in person in NYC and wasnt impressed. I just ordered the now discontinued the Micro HiFi system instead.
Does Sony have no more decent industrial designers left in their company?!
Nice products (a bit over-priced), but how sad-looking.......
I hope for their sake that these things are backwards compatible with their lastr gen S-AIR products.
Otherwise they are going to have some unhappy early adopters (ie: fans they can ill afford to alienate).
At least support your damn PSPs! Don't support the competition!