There are already lots of mobile speaker systems, but one more won’t hurt, especially from the likes of Logitech. Solely aimed at Bluetooth-enabled cell phones, the Pure-Fi Mobile Speaker system works within the range of 33 feet and can be used with the A2DP profile available on most music-oriented phones. A2DP support also means that the system can double as a speakerphone, courtesy of two integrated microphones of which one is used to pick your voice up and the other is for noise cancellation. All this is made much more easier with the controls onboard for answering/ending calls, virtually eliminating the need for you to have your mobile by side. As for music, the Pure-Fi is equipped with 2-inch high-excursion drivers and 2-inch pressure drivers x2 to provide a smooth treble and articulate bass for any song that you fancy blasting out.

The Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile Speaker system is expected to land stateside in June with an approximate price tag of $149.99.
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Bluetooth speakers are ample in the market, but a new addition, especially from a company like Parrot, is always welcome. It has announced its new DS1120 Bluetooth speakers, which bagged the 1st place in the Bluetooth Special Interest Group Best of CES contest in the Music category.

Compatible with any A2DP-enabled and analog audio device, this Hi-Fi duo pack 30W RMS, a class D audio amplifier, a wideband driver, and has a Bluetooth range of 10 meters. There is a touch-sensitive three-button user interface for volume changes and pairing functions. The 3.5mm line-in jack is another nice convenience. All this is packed in a compact and sleek design with each speaker weighing in at around 950 grams.

The Parrot DS1120 will available in second quarter of 2008 for a price of 199 Euros.

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