Pc Speakers Wireless

I'm getting tired of all the wires, and I know they have home theatre systems that have this ability. I want some for my computer!

1st wireless isn't always wireless

but here ya go

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis t.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010370060+11079 08710&name=Wireless

some are kinda pricey, and some are affordable, just depends on your budget

2007-10-29 20:01:05 by weaponx469

quot;This wireless, rechargeable speaker gives you rich, full stereo sound from your laptop, iPad or iPhone—no strings attached.quot; www ...

I just bought a Samsung Soundbar ht-x810 model, which has bluetooth capabilities (the subwoofer is wireless). I'm trying to figure out how to get my desktop to connect to it via bluetooth. Do I need to buy a bluetooth usb key? Or can I download a software somewhere for free? I know I can connect the PC sound card to TV and use it that way, but would much rather go wireless. Any tips would help. Thanks!

You need a bluetooth USB stick to connect to your Soundbar.
What happens is that your computer needs to stream music over bluetooth and the soundbar would connect to that bluetooth USB stick and receive the audio stream.

If I were you I'd much rather use a cable, and here's why:

I am sure that your sound card has 5.1. I am not sure whether you can really stream 5.1 compatible music streams through a bluetooth USB stick.

A cable is more reliable than any bluetooth wireless connection will ever be.

Bluetooth uses high frequency. If you also have a wireless router running and a DECT telephone, or your neighbor has these things, and you also have a cell phone, then you have enough high frequency radiation in your home already. Don't add to that by using bluetooth instead of a proper cable connection.

A cable can be listened to from outside your house, but a bluetooth connection can. Do you want everyone to know what you're listening to? I wouldn't. A cable is better.

2009-02-12 13:40:09 by royboy

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or something that would do the same job like something that would plug into the headphones socket and sent a signal to the wireless headphones!

about how much could you expect to spend on one?
no, im looking for a wireless headset and reciever or wireless headset and compatable speakers, not an adaptor!

Yes at most major retailers but of course that does mean that you will have to power them by battery which will add to the ongoing cost. They are around £20

2008-01-20 09:27:49 by Viva La Eire!

Comfortable, Lightweight Design with Up to 8 hours of talk time
Serves as both a Wireless music headphone and Bluetooth phone headset for hands free calling
Manage your music player directly from the headset with functions such as play, pause, next previous track volume
Compatible with most Bluetooth enabled music players A2DP enabled devices such as iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android Smart Phones, etc.
Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR Class 2. Supports latest version of A2DP 1.2, AVRCP 1.0 and HS/HF Profiles

Does anyone know if there are wireless speakers that you can buy for my computer? I like to listen to the satelite radios on my pc and would like to hook up wireless speakers to hear it throught out the home. Is this possible?

bose has wireless speakers.. It would expensive to do an entire house.

2008-07-13 05:43:06 by Sarah D

I want the speakers in the other room to also be able to play music on. I want something I can send the audio wireless over there and that will not disable the speakers hooked up to my pc

If it can support surround sound that would be better.
also if you could allow it to only play audio from a player like windows media player and not play audio from an internet browser.
something of a reasonable price.
thanks

http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/

It would require iTunes, but the price is reasonable and you can put any speakers you want into it. Plus, it will share any printer and it's a Wifi access point. Only a hundred bucks too.

2008-10-23 23:40:40 by me