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Grilling on the deck - with no wires for great sound!
Devotec Industries has just announced their new product and a first! solar-powered wireless, Bluetooth speakers. The sound box is compact, portable with 2 speakers and connect wirelessly to a Bluetooth phone – Nokia, iPhone, and Blackberry or MP3 player. The speaker comes complete with a connector to link to other devices and a touch screen display, with a built in mic to take calls while you turn the steak or mix the drinks for your guests. Specs: 2x 2W speakers for proper stereo sound; Wireless connectivity to any Bluetooth phone or MP3 player supporting the A2DP and AVRCP profiles; Plug into any standard headphone jack with the included 3.5mm headphone retractable cable; Built in Mic for hands free communication when paired with a suitable phone; Large solar panel for charging the built in Lithium-Ion 1500mAh battery; 8 Hours continuous play time at medium volume from the internal battery, 4 hours at max volume; Touch-screen panel for remotely controlling your music, including Fast Forward and Rewind buttons, as well as Volume Control; Includes protective case, AC/DC plug and charging cable; Charging time: from 4 hours by AC/USB, about 12-24 hours from solar panel; Small Dimensions: 16.5 x 5.5 x 5.5cm; Weight: 260g, about 0.5lbs, can fit into a back pack for travel. Price: about $60 with online promotion sale going on now This is a winner! (www.devotecindustries.co.uk/solarsound)
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Comment by Brian on May 15, 2011 at 10:17pm -
These speakers look great.
I really wish I had the extra money to purchase them.
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