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iHome Unveils New iW3 AirPlay Speaker

iHome Unveils New iW3 AirPlay Speaker

Posted November 18, 2012 at 3:29am by
iHome has unveiled a new iW3 AirPlay speaker featuring a smaller pillar design.

The iW3 is an AirPlay wireless speaker system that uses your Wi-Fi network to connect and control your iTunes library (Mac + PC) for wireless audio anywhere in the home. Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery for portable placement.


The iW3 also supports USB for charging and music playback of iPad, iPhone and iPod with any iPod USB sync cable. Modest size and affordability make this an ideal solution for multiple room placement. Embrace wireless living with impressive technology and an exceptional audio experience.


Features:
● AirPlay wireless audio streaming over Wi-Fi
● Remote control of streaming music playback
● Simple & quick wireless network setup with iHome+apps technology
● USB docking for iPad, iPhone and iPod charging and music playback
● SRS WOW HD
● Reson8 speaker chambers
● Universal 100-240V AC adaptor
● Aux-in jack
● 4.61" W x 9.38" H x 4.61" D

You can purchase the iW3 in black, gray, or red for $199.99.

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iHome Unveils New iW3 AirPlay Speaker

iHome Unveils New iW3 AirPlay Speaker

iHome Unveils New iW3 AirPlay Speaker
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odedoo1
odedoo1 - November 18, 2012 at 4:18am
It looks good but recently I found out how much looks can be deceiving when I went searching for a docking station for my iPad and iPhone. I was ready to buy one for $30, but it sounded terrible. Then I found a tiny stereo sound system that works with a rechargeable battery and has SRS Surround sound. It works with any MP3/4, cell phone, CD/DVD player, PC or notebook, reads USB drives and Micro SD cards, has FM radio built-in, and 10 hours per charge. That little speaker sounds almost as good as my 5.1 surround sound speakers connected to my PC! It's not a docking station but it's portable. It's called Mini Vibes and I paid $30 for it.
Bob Dobbs
Bob Dobbs - November 18, 2012 at 8:10pm
I did check the Mini Vibe and that speaker is 80 dollars not 30!!
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