Samsung Launches Milk Music Service
Samsung Mobile announced Milk Music, a free service that offers 200 ad-free radio stations to customers of its Galaxy smartphones and tablets.
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Internet Radio Hits the Road
IHS iSuppli announced it forecasts that global sales of automobiles with Internet radio capability will rise thirty-fold during the next eight years.
Radical.FM Launches Radio Service Beta
Radical.FM, Inc. announced the launch of an invitation-only private beta of the company’s personal internet radio service.
Onkyo Unveils CD Player and Network Stereo Receiver
Onkyo USA announced its new TX-8050 network stereo receiver ($399) and C-7030 CD player ($249).
Sony Unveils Blu-ray 3D Players and Home Theaters
Sony announced its new line of Blu-ray Disc (BD) players and home theatre systems at CES 2011 in Las Vegas.
Integra Launches 9.2-Channel 3D Network AV Receivers
Integra announced two 9.2-channel, THX Ultra2 Plus certified, 3D-ready network audio-video receivers designed for custom installation – the DTR-80.2 ($2,800) and DTR-70.2 ($2,000).
Integra Launches 3D Network AV Preamplifier Processors
Integra announced two THX Ultra 2 Plus certified, 3D-ready, network audio/video preamplifier processors designed for custom installation – the DHC-80.2 ($2,300) and DHC-40.2 ($1,200).
Integra Unveils 7.2-Channel 3D Network AV Receivers
Integra announced two 3D-ready, 7.2-channel, THX Select 2 Plus certified, network audio/video receivers designed for custom installation – the DTR-50.2 ($1,400) and DTR-40.2 ($1,000).
Sony Introduces dash Personal Internet Viewer
Sony of Canada Ltd. announced its new dash personal Internet viewer. According to the statement, the $229.99 dash features a 7-inch colour touch screen, access to over 1,000 free Internet apps (news, calendars, weather, sports, social networking, etc.) and utilizes an existing home wireless connection to continuously deliver Internet content.
Apple TV Faces Tough Market
IMS Research announced that Apple’s latest iteration of Apple TV may face a more challenging market than its predecessors. According to the statement, previous versions had difficulties gaining traction and the new and improved Apple TV may encounter a similar fate.