Wireless Speakers: Say Goodbye To Annoying Cables

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In this modern age of technology, most gadgets have transformed from being large and unwieldy objects to sleek and minimalistic engineering marvels. Gone are the large boxes which occupied a lot of space. They have been replaced by slimmer versions of the same gadget. In this transformation, performance and quality has not been hampered one bit and on the contrary, these factors have improved exponentially.

Wireless technology is one of the few sub-fields of technology where huge improvements are being made every day. Most of our devices feature one form of wireless technology or another. Mobile phones have various wireless sharing and connectivity features such as Wifi, Bluetooth, Infrared, NFC, etc. The wires and cables involved in computers also are being eliminated with better wireless solutions. This affinity for wireless devices extends to the world of audio equipment as well.

Imagine an entire home theater speaker system in your living room without the need for those ugly cables which spoil the overall ambience of the house. Does it not sound perfect? With the help of latest advancement in technology, ...
... sound engineers have managed to ensure that there is no loss of quality even though the transmission of sound waves is done through the medium of air. Great sounding floor standing speakers without messy cables have been the stuff of science fiction movies, however they are now a reality, because of to technology.

These home theater systems are available in various combinations, and depending upon its sound quality and output, they are priced accordingly. The most common form of home theater systems are 2.1 and 5.1 where the first digit stands for the number of satellite speakers in the system and the 1 stands for the sub-woofer which provides deep bass for the overall sound of the system. When it comes to wired systems, installing a 5.1 or 7.1 home theater system can be very complicated due to the sheer number of cables involved. A wireless system takes away this hassle of cables and also adds to the aesthetic beauty of the system.

Large home theater systems are not the only form of wireless speakers available. Due to the worldwide popularity of the iPod and iPhone, there are several single speaker system sets known as iPod/iPhone docks. With these devices, you have to simply connect your iPhone or iPod to the system and it will act as a full fledged music player with great audio quality. These docks are available in a number of types and sizes and are compatible most generations of Apple devices. Some of these audio docks are also made for iPad tablets.

Tiny portable speakers are another example of a wireless speaker system which does not compromise on audio quality and gives the user a great audio solution on the go. These speakers mostly run on batteries and some of them can also be charged on USB ports connected to personal computers and laptops. These speakers are mainly used with portable devices such as mobile phones, portable media players, hand-held gaming consoles and even laptops. Bluetooth technology is commonly used in such portable wireless speakers.