14 DAY TRIAL // Aerielle has just introduced the i2i Stream Digital Music Broadcaster, a one-to-many wireless portable audio device that will turn music sharing into an unforgettable experience.
The device allows its users to take any music source, like Mp3 players, home stereos, DVD players and even computers and broadcast it between two or more i2i Stream devices. It basically lets you broadcast your favorite music to all your buddies that also have i2i Streams. So, I guess the act of sharing music has just been taken to another level.
According to Aerielle, the devices are also a quick and easy way to stream audio content to speakers located throughout the home from sources such as laptops, televisions, home entertainment systems and gaming consoles. It can send or receive CD quality sound up to 30 feet, wirelessly. It also allows its owners to plug any type of Mp3 player into one of the i2i Stream and your favorite earphones into the other end and choose of the seven colored channels to start your broadcasting. The i2i Stream works with standard headphones or ear buds.
"Whether it's friends hanging out and listening to a single iPod or the desire to stream music wirelessly to speakers in the home, the i2i Stream is the perfect solution. We've created a way for friends to listen to music content without the hassle of sharing ear buds or swapping MP3 devices. With our one-to-many capability, friends and families can now easily share tunes wirelessly," President and CEO of Aerielle, Art Cohen, explains.
Since we're talking about the fellows responsible for iRiver, SanDisk and Kensington FM transmitters, we shouldn't be surprised this device was designed to be universal compatible with iPods and portable speakers, as well as earphones and headphones of all kinds. As seen it its technical specs list, the i2i Stream One pack features a 2.4 Ghz Wireless Transceiver and gets powered by a rechargeable battery via USB cable, while the battery life is said to be capable of about 5 to 7 hours of playback. Each device comes with an independent volume control.
You can purchase the device online for about 70 bucks a piece, starting... soon.
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