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Logitec has unveiled a new wireless speaker in the Japanese market. The Logitec LBT-MPSP200SV is a 7.5Wx2ch Bluetooth A2DP/AVRCP universal wireless speaker, which is compatible with most of Bluetooth-enabled smartphones. The company will launch the speaker later this month for 8,000 Yen ($99). [Akihabara]
Fujitsu today announced the development of wireless recharging technology that enables the design of magnetic resonance-based wireless charging systems that can simultaneously recharge various types of portable electronic devices. The magnetic resonance method allows multiple portable devices to be charged simultaneously without restriction on their position. This technology also promises more compact and efficient power transmitters and receivers. Fujitsu plans to release this new wireless charging system in 2012. [Akihabara]
The i-Got-Control universal remote is compatible with the iPhone, iPod Touch, and Apple’s new iPad. The device comes with 40,000 IR codes for consumer electronic devices worldwide. You can also get the free i-Got-Control application through iTunes that provides support a nearly unlimited number of IR electronics globally. The i-Got-Control universal remote is currently available for $69.95 each. [Press Release]
TDK will launch their latest product in the near future namely the TDK TH-WR700. It is a Bluetooth headphone that is designed for use with iPhones or any Bluetooth-enabled gadgets. The device is sold with a small transmitter offering a 108dB/mW, a 32 Ohm impedance and a bandwidth of 20Hz-20kHz. The TDK TH-WR700 requires a couple of AAA batteries that will provide up to 40-hour of operation time. [GetNews]
Sirius XM today unveiled its in-car XM SkyDock that will turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a satellite radio. The gadget comes equipped with a built-in FM transmitter for relaying the music to your car stereo. The XM SkyDock relays that music via Sirius XM’s new PowerConnect system, which transmits the FM signal through your car’s electronics system rather than over the air to provide better audio reception. The Sirius XM SkyDock will be available this fall for $120 (plus that $13/month subscription — $8 if you already subscribe). [Geeky Gadgets]
Virgin Mobile USA today announced the launch of Broadband2Go, a 3G wireless Internet service without an annual contract, monthly subscription or activation fee. The service is based on your each data transfer usage. You can buy the Virgin Mobile Top-Up cards that can be used to purchase data usage from 100MB to 1 gigabyte on the pay-as-you-go model. A Broadband2Go-branded Top-Up card for 250MB is priced at $20. It is enough for 30-days or around 12 hours of web browsing. Other data plans are available at $10, $40 and $60, and any VMU Top-Up card can be used. The MC760 USB modem will be priced at $149.99 when it goes on sale from late June. It is designed to work with any laptop, tablet PC or desktop running Windows, Mac or Linux operating systems and equipped with a Type-A USB port. [Slashgear]
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