YIDSUN Unveils Its New Wireless 2.1 Boombox

HongKong, PRC, Apr. 2, 2008 – YIDSUN, a leading provider of Bluetooth solutions, unveils its new 2.1 Boombox with Bluetooth® technology named “BlueBoom series” that gets rid of the annoying wires while streaming tunes from MP3, Handset, Desktop, Notebook or any streaming media device with Bluetooth® enabled. You can listen to the music in the office, living rooms, bed rooms and no limited by the wires.

“BlueBoom series” provides a new wireless Bluetooth® portable stereo speaker that offers rich, room-shaking and high-fidelity sound quality and has a sleek look & design.

“BlueBoom series” includes SPK-798, SPK798i, SPK799, SPK799i at the moment.

SPK-798 uses its up to 50W of burst power and excellent subwoofer to rock your eardrums hard.

SPK-798i & SPK-799i can connect with your i-Pod directly as your i-Pod dock.

All l the “Blueboom series” are featured with handsfree. You won’t miss a call while listening to the music, or even can do a con call meeting in the office.

And all these four models will be available on shelves in May and MSRP will range in price from about $100 to $180.

More info over at Yidsun webpage

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