The era of wireless technology is at its peak and at the Consumer Electronics Show 2011 (CES 2011) in Las Vegas, the event is being dominated by a plethora of wireless devices and systems, that have been designed to make our live all the more comfortable as well as exciting, such as the inMotion Air wireless speaker system from Altec Lansing. Now, one of the biggest names in consumer electronics, Sony Corporation, has now announced the launch of an all new wireless speaker system called HomeShare audio system, that has been conceived to take full advantage of the company’s Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) certified PCs and Blu ray devices over wifi. Sony7 has also introduced a wifi universal remote for the system by the model name, RMN-U1.
The all new HomeShare wireless audio system is comprised of two wireless network speakers namely, SA-N300 and SA-N400, along with two Wi-Fi network iPhone docks such as NAS-SV20i and NAC-SV10i. This incredible new wireless audio system allows the users to stream music directly from their PCs or BRAVIA Internet music services such as Slacker Internet Radio and vTuner. The streaming though requires the presence of a compatible Sony Blu-ray Disc player, Blu-ray Disc home theater system or a HomeShare docking device. The audio system comes with a directional speaker that circulates sound 360 degrees and will be available from March this year with a price tag of $200.
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