Harman Kardon's Soundsticks Go The Way Of Wireless
Sep 05, 2012 20:28
The 2001 Harmon Kardon soundsticks were designed by Jonny Ive himself, and were first inducted into MoMA's permanent collection. Now the soundsticks have gone wireless. The speakers are the same with 10 watts in each satellite and 20 watts going into the subwoofer.
Now it's packing on some modern tech in it with Bluetooth to give you a over the air connection. As to whether or not it will offer the same audio fidelity compared to a wired connection remains to be seen.
But Bluetooth will also hike the price up and instead of the $200 expect to pay $230. [Harman Kardon]
Clear information is one of the strongest reasons people feel confident about health insurance. Buyers do not only look for coverage; they also want to understand what they are buying, how claims may work and what support they can expect during medical needs. Read more
For many injured employees, the first sign of trouble is not the accident itself but the silence that follows. In North Carolina, a worker may report an injury, attend the first appointment, and still be left wondering when treatment will be approved, whether missed wages will be covered, or why the claim is being questioned. That uncertainty can be especially difficult when the job involves physical labor and every week away from work affects household stability. Read more
Online casino lobbies look like they are in a hurry. Everything wants to be new. A new slot with a louder cover. A new live game with a presenter smiling into the camera. A crash game moving in seconds. A jackpot row. A “hot” row. A “new” row. Another row that looks almost the same as the one above it. Read more