Music Phones

Tuesday, October 23rd 2007 - 11:30 CEST - Comments: 0

A ltec Lansing unveiled a series of light and portable Bluetooth speaker systems designed to deliver clear, rich audio from MP3 enabled mobile phones and other mobile devices. Altec Lansing and Nokia co-developed the Nōbi as a stereo system accessory to Nokia’s new XpressMusic series of MP3 enabled mobile phones. The combination of Altec Lansing’s stereo speaker expertise and Nokia’s advanced music enabled phones reflect the two companies’ dedication to offering users a dynamic, simple and portable music experience.

 

Speaker system for music phones
"Multimedia phones have elevated the utility of handsets beyond voice, and MP3 players and laptops are fundamentally changing the way consumers access and experience their favorite music and entertainment," says Bernice Cramer, vice president of Integrated Communications and Entertainment Products for Altec Lansing. "Our goal is to give consumers what they need to enjoy and share their mobile entertainment lifestyle with easy, portable and powerful speaker options from all the devices they use most." 

 

 

Altec Lansing Speaker for Nokia XpressMusic Phones
Small enough to fit in a pocket, backpack or bag, the Altec Lansing portable speaker system weighs only 10oz. (.28kg). When coupled via the 3.5mm connector to a Nokia XpressMusic mobile phone or any other audio device, the Altec Lansing Nōbi provides rich, clear 360-degree sound. The AAA batteries offer 24 hours of audio play time. The new Altec Lansing Nōbi will be available for $39.95 in October 2007 at leading wireless retailers in Europe.

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