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Friday, July 3, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
"Between AD2P Bluetooth and Kleer, the Hands-down Winner is Kleer’s Technology"
Great article on TouchMyApps from yesterday, June 23, 2009, and titled A2DP - Bluetooth for the iPod touch explained.
Written by the same person who reviewed the Sleek Audio custom earbuds, he goes into enough detail to satisfy the techie person and keeps it basic enough so that the person on the street understands the strengths and weaknesses of Bluetooth. Here's an excerpt where he discusses Bluetooth vs Kleer for listening to wireless music:
"However Bluetooth is still not the best way to enjoy your wireless music. Integrated Bluetooth transmitters are convenient as they don’t require extra dongles or transmission units, but their overall bandwidth and transmission method is far from ideal. If any of you have heard of Kleer Wireless, you are probably more versed with a true quality wireless audio signal. I have reviewed a product that utilises Kleer recently which I will finish writing about soon. Between AD2P Bluetooth and Kleer, the hands-down winner is Kleer’s technology..."
Read the entire article on the TouchMyApps website >>
Written by the same person who reviewed the Sleek Audio custom earbuds, he goes into enough detail to satisfy the techie person and keeps it basic enough so that the person on the street understands the strengths and weaknesses of Bluetooth. Here's an excerpt where he discusses Bluetooth vs Kleer for listening to wireless music:
"However Bluetooth is still not the best way to enjoy your wireless music. Integrated Bluetooth transmitters are convenient as they don’t require extra dongles or transmission units, but their overall bandwidth and transmission method is far from ideal. If any of you have heard of Kleer Wireless, you are probably more versed with a true quality wireless audio signal. I have reviewed a product that utilises Kleer recently which I will finish writing about soon. Between AD2P Bluetooth and Kleer, the hands-down winner is Kleer’s technology..."
Read the entire article on the TouchMyApps website >>
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Opera S2 Wireless Earbuds Now Available in the U.S. and Canada
The DigiFi Opera S2 wireless earbuds are now available to U.S. and Canadian customers via our UK distributor. You can purchase using PayPal or you can pay in GBP (or Euro).The Opera S2 wireless earbuds offer uncompressed, lossless, CD-quality, digital stereo audio because they use Kleer technology, not Bluetooth.
The Opera S2 transmitter uses the standard 3.5mm audio jack found on practically all MP3 media players, stereos, iPod, and more. Range is up to 10m and battery life is 10 hours continuous listening.
And the S2 has volume control buttons on the earbuds giving you the ability to change the volume without having to pull your iPod out of your backpack/purse.
U.S. and Canadian customers: Purchase Opera S2 wireless earbuds >>
NOTE: OPERA S1+ is available in the EU only.
Monday, June 22, 2009
CNET's Crave Reviews Made for iPod Cy-Fi Wireless Bicycle Speaker

Great review and amazing photographs of the Cy-Fi wireless bicycle speaker from a review posted on June 19, 2009 on the Crave section of the CNET website. Here's an excerpt:
"As you can control playback from the durable, bike-mounted speaker unit, there's no need to have your iPod out in harm's way. Just slip it into a bag or pocket and you're ready to roll."
In the photograph at the top, you can easily see the volume controls on the right side of the speaker, and the track controls on the left. Just like the reviewer says, you can put your iPod safely away as you can control volume and change tracks safely and remotely from the speaker.
And I like this comment as well:
"Just keep this in mind: not everyone in the near vicinity is going to appreciate your tastes in music. Though the Cy-Fi gets excessively loud, it's polite to listen at moderate levels. We presume that Cy-Fi does not assume responsibility for hospital bills from annoyance-related beat-downs."
Just need to point out that the price has come down considerably. You can now purchase it from the Kleer website for $159 USD (plus shipping).
Buy a Made for iPod Cy-Fi wireless speaker for $159 >>
Also would like to point out that the Made for iPod Cy-Fi wireless bicycle speaker uses Kleer technology to stream uncompressed, lossless, CD-quality, digital stereo audio.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Attention UK And European Customers: Opera S1 And S2 Wireless Earbuds Now Available!
DigiFi Opera S1 and S2 wireless earbuds now available in UK and Europe.Both wireless earbuds offer uncompressed, lossless, CD-quality, digital stereo audio because they use Kleer technology, not Bluetooth.
Both the Opera S1 and S2 transmitter uses the standard 3.5mm audio jack found on practically all MP3 media players, stereos, iPod, and more. Range is up to 10m and battery life is 10 hours continuous listening.
And the S2 has volume control buttons on the earbuds giving you the ability to raise/lower volume without having to pull out your iPod out of your backpack/purse.
UK and European customers: Purchase Opera S1 or S2 >>
Friday, June 12, 2009
PRICE REDUCED: Cy-Fi Wireless Bicycle Speaker - Made for iPod - Was $199, Now $159

PRICE REDUCED: Cy-Fi wireless bicycle speaker - Made for iPod - was $199, now $159!! Save $40!!Ideal for people who love to bike and listen to music but don't want to wear earbuds for safety reasons. The Cy-Fi wireless bicycle speaker uses Kleer wireless audio technology, which means you listen to uncompressed, lossless, CD-quality, digital music.
And because it's Made for iPod (MFI), you can remotely control your iPod from the controls on your speaker: change tracks and volume without having to pull out our iPod.
Available in three colors: red, black, and silver. Makes a great gift!
Purchase a Cy-Fi wireless bicycle speaker today >>
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Engadget: Sleek Audio Adds Kleer To Custom Tuned CT6 Earphones
The Sleek Audio CT6 announcement got picked up by Engadget. Here's an excerpt:"It's been quite some time since Sleek Audio introduced its first set of custom tuned earphones, but now that folks are growing anxious for a true SA6 followup, it has gone and done the right thing by introducing the CT6. If you'll recall, Sleek decided to add Kleer's wireless technology to its original SA6 buds back in October of last year, and evidently that went over extraordinarily well. To that end, the CT6 packs Kleer's tech right from the factory, and they can even go back to wired mode thanks to the removable swivel cables."
Read the entire review on Engadget >>
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