Remember that Bose press event we told you about earlier this week?  Well, it went down in NYC today and they announced their newest noise canceling headphones, the QuietComfort 15.  Form factor wise they pretty much mimic the Quiet Comfort 2s, but offer improved noise cancellation.  Those who attended the press event were invited to listen to a 90db airplane recording with the noise cancellation activated and deactivated.  So far the reports seem to be unanimous, stating that they have vastly improved upon the noise cancellation; “noticeable more so than with the previous version of Bose headphones, the QC2″.  The QuiteComfort 15s will go on sale tomorrow and cost $300.

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Bose is set to introduce a new product on August 19th according to a press invite sent out to select media.  What it is unknown at this time, but the company is claiming it is their “best ever [in 30 years]“, which is bold to say the least.  Chances of it being an iPod related product are good, but would you want your claim to 30 years of fame to hinge on another brand?

Thirty years of research. Our best ever. Now Arriving. Please join us to experience the next generation of the product that defined an industry.

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Bose Cuts The Cord With The Soundlink Speaker System;

A speaker that doesn’t need anything to produce sound?  Well, sort of.  Bose has recently announced the release of their SoundLink speaker system. This new system uses a USB dongle to transmit your computer’s music (or compatible device) wirelessly to the speaker setup.

It has a built-in Lithium ion battery that can play at full volume for a maximum of 3 hours and you can crank up the speaker using the included remote control or just use the buttons on the speaker itself.

But here comes the bad part! On its official release date on August 27, the SoundLink will cost at around $550! Yeah I know, a lot of dreams have been shattered, including mine.  I sure hope that’s not going to be the final price tag because with that kind of sticker shock, I’d rather hang on to my cheaper WiFi speakers.

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Features:

• Truspace sound emmerse you in quality audio
• Ported cabinet provide deep, clear music

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Features:

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Features:

• Works with a variety of iPods and included attachments for old versions
• Includes remote, magnetically shielded, room filling sound

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Features:

• 2.1 surround sound setup with powered subwoofer and integrated DVD player
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• Single piece boombox built specifically for the iPod
• Includes remote and shielded speakers

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Look at the ‘more buying choices’ to get the best price

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• Compatible with iPod, iPod mini, iPod nano, iPod with color display, iPod with video
• Docking cradles charges and plays music + includes credit card sized remote

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Features:

• Complete home theater minus the center and rear speakers – it does it all virtually
• Proprietary Videostage 5 decoding circuitry
• Gemstone speaker array design

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