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Having tried several Bluetooth audio devices over the last couple of years, I'm not sure we're really ready. I've got a Bluetooth speaker in my car that turns
by 13of40 11y ago
Having tried several Bluetooth audio devices over the last couple of years, I'm not sure we're really ready. I've got a Bluetooth speaker in my car that turns itself off in cold weather, an indoor one that talks to iPads and Androids but not Surfaces, and a pair of bluetooth headphones in a box somewhere that are great as long as you like your music sprinkled with random moments of silence. The less half-baked components on the critical between my MP3s and my ear sockets, the better.
- Animats 11y ago"And in my day we had wires to our speakers." Progress marches on.
- arpa 11y agoI prefer engineered simplicity over progress-in-the-name-of-progress. No, wires aren't going away. Because at the end of the day, your speakers are driven by analog signal transmitted via the same wires you abhor; Anything between the DAC and an analogue system (amplifier + speaker) is superfluous, unneeded, bad design, malintent. Oh and I'd love to see 100W RMS speakers driven wirelessly. You could probably boil tea on the excess microwaves.