I love wireless gadgets as they don’t bring me the hassle of having to deal with dangling wires. But although some gadgets, such as a speaker, can transmit and receive the audio signal wirelessly, but they will still need to be hooked up to a cable for connecting to the power source once it’s run out of batteries.
In order to go completely wireless, the best is to have it solar-powered. Such as this Solar outdoor wireless speaker that we’re talking about here. This wireless outdoor speaker receives the audio signal wirelessly from your iPod, CD/MP3 player, TV and Hi Fi stereo via the 900Mhz channel. Other than the wireless audio transmission, it also stays free from power cable as it’s powered by solar energy.
It’s equipped with a solar panel that absorbs the sun energy and stores it in its internal battery for continuous use. The wireless speaker is also capable of transmitting crystal clear sound up to 150′ through walls, floors and ceilings etc. It’s best used, if you intend to hold a summer party in your garden in this summer. The speaker also comes with an audio-in port that lets you easily hook up your iPod onto it directly when it’s being used outdoor. Since this wireless speaker is designed for outdoor use, it’s surely able to stand the test of various extreme weathers.
via [7gadgets]
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