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IDLDPL Intros Bluetooth Speakers
Techtree News Staff, Sep 14, 2007 1302 hrs ISTIDLDPL has introduced a compact and portable Parrot Party Bluetooth speaker system that stream in music from any Bluetooth compatible source
IDLDPL has introduced a compact and portable Parrot Party Bluetooth speaker system. The 3Watt speakers feature A2DP that stream in music from any Bluetooth compatible source. However, systems that don't have Bluetooth can hook into the standard RCA input.
The 9" long and 624-gram speaker can play music non-stop for 4 hours. It has Class-D amplifier and 2 wide-band speakers. The Parrot has 2 audio effects. The first effect - Stereo Widening broadens the music to fill a room; and the second effect - Virtual Super Bass - reinforces the bass frequencies, the company claims.
Also there's a built-in rechargeable battery. Hence, if the battery goes off, the user just needs to charge the speakers and enjoy the uninterrupted music for another 4 hours.
The Bluetooth can gel with every Bluetooth enabled streaming device be it Cell Phone, PC, MP3, or CD player. Besides, the user doesn't need to install special software to send the play list to the Party Bluetooth speaker wirelessly from any Bluetooth Stereo (A2DP) source.
Parrot Party also has a line-in input, which enables the system to play music from any analogue music device such as a CD player, standard MP3 player, or MD recorder. It automatically detects the music source whether it's Bluetooth or line-in.
Parrot Party will be available at IDLDPL after 10 days. However, the price isn't yet decided.
The 9" long and 624-gram speaker can play music non-stop for 4 hours. It has Class-D amplifier and 2 wide-band speakers. The Parrot has 2 audio effects. The first effect - Stereo Widening broadens the music to fill a room; and the second effect - Virtual Super Bass - reinforces the bass frequencies, the company claims.
Also there's a built-in rechargeable battery. Hence, if the battery goes off, the user just needs to charge the speakers and enjoy the uninterrupted music for another 4 hours.
The Bluetooth can gel with every Bluetooth enabled streaming device be it Cell Phone, PC, MP3, or CD player. Besides, the user doesn't need to install special software to send the play list to the Party Bluetooth speaker wirelessly from any Bluetooth Stereo (A2DP) source.
Parrot Party also has a line-in input, which enables the system to play music from any analogue music device such as a CD player, standard MP3 player, or MD recorder. It automatically detects the music source whether it's Bluetooth or line-in.
Parrot Party will be available at IDLDPL after 10 days. However, the price isn't yet decided.
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