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Soundfreaq unleashes Sound Step wireless speakers for audio-loving multitaskers

Soundfreaq made quite the 1st impression last year with its Sound Platform SFQ-01 speakers, that’s why our ears perked up once we heard concerning the company’s newest creations — the Sound Step and Sound Step Recharge compact wireless speakers. Compatible with all iOS, Android and BlackBerry devices, these Bluetooth-enabled docks allow users to remotely stream audio on to their speakers, which feature a collection of two.75-inch, Kevlar-reinforced balanced drivers, a dedicated sub-woofer and a UQ3 spatial enhancement processor. There’s also a three.5 millimeter line-in jack and a USB charging port, meaning you may juice up multiple gadgets as you kick out multiple jams. And, since these guys are only 3.6-inches tall, you almost certainly shouldn’t have to freaq out about making space for them, either. In case your appetite’s already whetted, you could grab the Sound Step for $139, or select the Recharge (with its six hours of rechargeable battery life) for $159. Otherwise, you will see more details inside the full PR, after the break.
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SOUNDFREAQ LAUNCHES SOUND STEP AND SOUND STEP RECHARGE COMPACT WIRELESS SPEAKERS THAT DOCK THE IPAD
NOW AVAILABLE AT TARGET AND AMAZON.COM

Company Offers Two Versions of Second Product To supply Ultimate Versatility Allowing Users to Dock, Charge and Stream Audio Wirelessly

La, July 6, 2011 – Soundfreaq, makers of the highly reviewed Bluetooth home speaker Sound Platform, today announced the launch of Sound Step and Sound Step Recharge, the company’s first compact, wireless speakers. Sound Step and Sound Step Recharge allow users to dock, charge and stream music wirelessly from multiple devices including the iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android and Blackberry. Sound Step Recharge offers a built-in rechargeable battery – perfect for portability.

Target will function Soundfreaq’s launch partner for Sound Step in North America. Sound Step and Sound Step Recharge and should be available online at www.Amazon.com.

“With our first product, Sound Platform, we set a regular for exceptional sound quality, functionality, design and cost. We’re proud to present all of that during a more compact form with our new Sound Step speakers which now offer portability to the user” said Matthew Paprocki, co-founder and inventive director of Soundfreaq. “Sound Step continues our commitment to delivering an audio experience that reinforces living in a multi-device, multi-user, multi-tasking world.”

The Sound Step speakers give users the facility to multi-task – surf the web, check emails and text message – while streaming audio on to the dock. The Sound Step speakers feature a dock for Apple iPhone and iPod devices like Sound Platform, but now offer the power to also dock and charge an iPad, even when it’s in a case. Also new in both Sound Step speakers is a USB charging port, allowing any USB-chargeable gadget which includes a Blackberry, Android or a Bluetooth headset to be kept fully powered or for a second Apple product to charge.

Sound Step continues Soundfreaq’s commitment to delivering a strong audio entertainment experience, including:

* Ultimate Portability Around Your own home – The Sound Step speakers offer a low-profile design and battery option making them a flexible speaker for home and office, fitting under computer monitors and with TVs, on kitchen countertops or nightstands.
* Sound Step Recharge – Built-in rechargeable battery offers six hours of AC-free playback time making it convenient to transport across the house and even bring onto a patio or deck, perfect for outside entertaining.
* iPad Docking Station – iPad users can stream music wirelessly, and now could also dock and charge their iPad, without or with the case.
* Charge A Second Device – USB charging port allows users to charge any USB-chargeable gadget be it a Blackberry, Android or Apple phone or Bluetooth headset.
* Superior Sound Performance – Featuring a 2.1 speaker configuration with a dedicated sub-woofer and Soundfreaq’s proprietary UQ3™ spatial sound enhancement to deliver natural bass and stereo separation, unique for a compact speaker.
* Greater than Music – The Sound Step speakers are ideal for enhancing any entertainment experience delivering crystal clear audio for movies, TV shows, videos, games, Internet radio and apps, including Pandora, YouTube, Netflix and HBO GO®.
* 4 Easy methods to Play – As well as Bluetooth wireless and dock, line-in jack inputs from any device that has an average headphone jack and an internal FM tuner allows users to hear the radio through app interface.
* iPad/iPhone/iPod touch App – Users can download the free Soundfreaq app to show their iPad, iPhone or iPod touch into the final word handheld remote control. Users control what’s playing from the speakers via the device while keeping their device in hand.
* Compatible for Future Devices – The Sound Step speakers are designed for today’s wireless devices, in addition to future devices with Bluetooth capabilities.

The MSRP for Sound Step is $139 and for Sound Step Recharge is $159.

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