Bose introduces its first in-ear headphones specifically engineered for exercise, the SIE2 and SIE2i. As sport headphones, they feature sweat- and water-resistance and durability, and get a sport-inspired design that complements any athlete’s workout, from casual gym-goers to cross-trainers and avid runners. The SIE2 can be used woth most audio sources, while the SIE2i is intended for Apple’s iPhone and ipod, featuring an in-line remote and microphone for taking calls and music control. The SIE2 and SIE2i feature the Bose TriPort acoustic technology to ensure full and

Bose introduces the SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile speaker II, an update to the original SoundLink Bluetooth. The speaker is easy to carry that it is compact and lightweight enough to carry in one hand or fit in a backpack. It features an integrated bi-fold cover that protects the speaker during travel and unfolds into a stand for instant playing anywhere. Users can get the optional burgundy or tan leather and red or purple nylon covers to match their style. Using Bluetooth technology, the new SoundLink works with any Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as iPhone and iPad, Android

Bose expands its SoundDock Series with the latest Lightning-equipped model of digital music system. Known as SoundDock Series III, the new speaker dock switch from the 30-pin dock connector to Apple’s smaller and smarter Lightning connector for charging and playing music from the latest iPhone 5, iPod touch 5th gen and iPod nano 7th gen. The SoundDock Series III features a unique acoustic design and digital signal processing to deliver accurate, detailed, room-filling sound. It has the same signature Bose industrial design as the SoundDock II with clean, modern lines, and a

Bose launches in the UK the new SoundLink Air wireless music speaker system. While the original SoundLink uses Bluetooth technology for music streaming, the new Air model supports Apple’s AirPlay technology to stream music from iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and computers running iTunes. The compact SoundLink Air speaker features Bose waveguide speaker technology to deliver rich, detailed sound. You can stream music throughout your home by adding SoundLink Air speakers in other rooms. The AirPlay speaker also provides AUX input jack for playing music from other devices with 3.5mm

  Bose announced two new on-ear headphones, the OE2 and the OE2i delivering demonstrably better audio performance than their predecessors, and featuring an updated look and design. The OE2 and OE2i has a smaller, lightweight and slim design. They feature enhanced proprietary TriPort acoustic headphone structure, a redesigned and newly tuned earcup ports for more balanced and natural audio reproduction.   The OE2i comes with an inline remote control and microphone that works with iPhone, iPod and iPad as well as some Macbook and Macbook Pro models. The OE2, on the other hand,

Bose announced its SoundLink wireless mobile speakers that uses Bluetooth to connect wirelessly with Bluetooth-enabled audio sources, such as notebook, tablet, smartphone. The SoundLink sports four low-profile neodymium transducers for clear high- and mid-frequencies, and new dual-opposing passive radiators for rich, deep, low notes. Bose’s SoundLink delivers full range audio from a single, hand-held enclosure and measures less than 2-inch thick. It supports Bluetooth A2DP standard for wireless music streaming and packs a powerful antenna for a reliable wireless audio

Bose has unveiled the new Bose Bluetooth headset which is the first single-ear Bluetooth headset from the company. The gadget, which will have a price tag of $149.95, will be on sale from this November through the website and authorized retail outlets of the company. The unique design and user interface allows easy handling and it makes the call controls better and easier. Bose has used proprietary technologies and claim that the users can carry-on with a stable and clear mode of communication even in changing environments. Enhanced Bose TriPort acoustic headphone structure is

Bose IE2 in-ear Headphones Bose introduces three new in-ear products, the the IE2 audio headphones for listening on-the-go, and the MIE2 and MIE2i mobile headsets, designed specifically for music-enabled mobile phones. The IE2, MIE2 and MIE2i all feature Bose’s TriPort acoustic headphone structure for improved audio quality and the Bose StayHear tips for greater stability and a comfortable fit. The IE2 is made for any 3.5mm audio sources such as MP3 player, PMP, PC..etc, while the MIE2 and MIE2 are for use with music phones and they feature in-line microphone and one-touch

Bose has seen fit to park an iPod in front of a monolith. This thing must weigh 20 pounds. The subwoofer is the size of a child’s head. And it costs $600. Yet they still call it an iPod dock. It’s about a foot tall. It’s not really all that portable, which I guess it isn’t supposed to be. The dock connector can be swapped out to suit different players, or, for an extra $150 you can get a stereo Bluetooth adapter. Bose also threw in a composite video port, so you can see photos and videos on your TV. This one is aimed at those who have too much money

So Bose is back to the iPod dock scene a big way — and we do mean big. The new SoundDock 10 weighs in at 19 pounds and measure 10-inches deep, leaving room for a good-sized woofer, 52-inches of winding, integrated waveguide channels and a pair of Bose “Twiddlers” up top. The Twiddlers are apparently a patented combination of highs and mids, and the new waveguide is an effort to shrink existing Bose tech down to size. The results are positively Bose-ey: not a precise or flat reproduction of music, but usually pretty pleasing to our untrained ears, with enough