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CES 2011: Sony Gives Wi-Fi Homeshare to Their Audio Devices

Now play music wirelessly all over your home.

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Siddharth Basrur|Jan 07, 2011, 00:16:42 IST

Sony has just announced that they will be launching a new range of products called Homeshare, which are all Wi-Fi enabled. With Homeshare you will be able to play your music all over your home or office from a shared library or even of the internet. Sources say that these products include networked speakers, a networks NAS device with a built-in iPod dock as well as a universal remote.

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Who needs wires, eh?

The best thing about these products is that they use Wi-Fi to connect to other DLNA certified device such as Blu-ray players and PCs or even your PS3. These systems can also be controlled with an iPod touch or an iPhone after you download a free application from the Appstore.

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This new technology means that you will not have to depend on a number of music systems for each of the rooms in your home. The pricing for these products are as follows:

SA-NS400 Networked Speakers - $300 (Rs. 13,560)

SA-NS300 Networked Speakers - $200 (Rs. 9040)

NAS-SV20i iPod Dock - $300 (Rs. 13,560)

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NAS-SV10i iPod Dock - $ 230 (Rs. 10396)

RMN-U1 Universal Remote - $300 (Rs. 13,560)

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First Published:Jan 07, 2011, 00:16:42 IST
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