iHome’s AirPlay iW1 wireless speaker system available on September 26th, for $300

Sep 1st 2011
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iHomes AirPlay iW1 wireless speaker system available on September 26th, for 0

It has been some time since we first got our hands on the iW1 AirPlay , but it surely won’t be an excessive amount of longer before iHome’s wireless speaker system hits the market. Yesterday, the corporate announced that the iW1 may be available on September 26th, for $300. For that price, you’ll stream music out of your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, using the system’s two three-inch woofers and duo of 1-inch tweeters with Bongiovi processing. The six-pound iW1 also boasts a chargeable lithium ion battery, allowing you to simply tote it in your next house party, and may be wirelessly connected using iHome’s Home Connect app, available free of charge on iTunes. Blast past the break for the total press release, or hit up the source link for more detailed information.

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iW1 AVAILABLE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 26!

Today, iHome officially announced that their highly anticipated AirPlay speaker system, the iW1, shall be available for purchase throughout North America starting September 26, 2011.

Ahead of its wide release, a completely limited quantity was offered on the market today exclusively on iHomeAudio.com to iW1 email subscribers on a primary-come first-serve basis. Supplies were limited and sold out within 45 minutes

Powered by a chargeable lithium-ion battery, the iW1 enables a really wireless listening experience and employs Bongiovi Acoustics Digital Power Station (DPS) technology and 4 (4) active speakers for premium audio performance in a compact design.

Using AirPlay, users can wirelessly stream music simultaneously from iTunes, iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to multiple AirPlay-equipped iHome speakers over Wi-Fi. AirPlay requires iTunes 10.1 or later and iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 4.2 or later.

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