2 January 2009 14:42 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Aerielle Inc is to launch the i2i Stream at next week's CES show, it's been revealed.A wireless digital audio device, the i2i Stream is described as "the first solution to allow music lovers to broadcast tunes from any media source, such as iPods, computers, television/entertainment systems, musical instruments, gaming devices to earphones/headphones and speakers of their choice".
The i2i Stream can send and receive CD-quality audio music and sounds within around a 30-foot radius using 2.4GHz transmitters.
The gadget offers seven different frequencies and once fully charged, will provide 7 hours of continuous use.
Said to be easy to use, owners will plug one i2i Stream into an audio source, the other into a headset or set of speakers, and the music is said to stream instantly.
We'll bring you more, including pricing and availability, nearer the time. Gadgets, Audio, Networking, Wireless, Aerielle


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