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The ALL IN Poker Lifestyle - by Scott Tharler, June 2010
These ultra-compact 2.4 GHz transceivers enable a plethora of un-tethering scenarios, such as sharing tunes from a friend's mp3 player or streaming jukebox-style from your comptuer to your home stereo.
Aerielle Technologies, Inc. Partners With The American Heart Association - February 8, 2010
Aerielle Technologies, Inc. is partnering with the American Heart Association heart walk events throughout the year! On April 7th, National Start! Walking Day, Aerielle will have a booth at the Wellness Expo, held in San Jose, CA. Check out our Events page for the latest information!
i2i Stream XR Lets You Stream Music Wirelessly 75+ Feet Away - by Chip Chick, January 29, 2010
Well if you are in the need to listen to your music 75+ feet away from its source, then the next generation i2i Stream XR is for you. It's basically the same concept of the original and still available i2i Stream, it just features nicer looks and probably a bigger price tag. Just like with its predecessor, you can still stream your music from basically any audio device in your home and share those tunes with others using the i2i Stream XR. You can also broadcast music to 7 different color channels, its still lightweight, the sound is CD quality, and it will last up to 9 hours on a single charge. Pricing and availability is TBD.
CES 2010: Aerielle i2i Updated For Greater Range And Battery Life - by Christen da Costa, January 11, 2010
Aerielle's wireless audio dongles must be selling like hot cakes because their booth this year was easily 3 times the size. Oddly enough the only really had one new product on hand and it wasn't even a completely new product; it was actually an updated version of their i2i Wireless Dongle system. This iteration adds not only an improved battery life - up to 9 hours - but more than twice the range at 70 feet. It will hit retails shelves sometime in Q2 and while it will be released with a $120 MSRP, their rep assured us it will probably actually sell for about $100.
Gadgetell Review: i2i Stream - by Iyaz Akhtar, October 16, 2009
The devices do exactly what i2i says it does. Each device can serve as either the transmitter or receiver which is pretty handy. You can pair multiple receivers to one transmitter. You hook up one transmitter to the audio source and then plug in your headphones to the receiver. The i2i stream makes any pair of headphones wireless. The i2i guys don't skimp on what you get with the device with plenty in the package.
The devices charge over USB using mini USB cables. There are no annoying proprietary power supplies here. According to i2i, you can stream and charge at the same time. Audio quality was quite good and sounded as if you were listening via regular headphones connected to a device. The range of the Streams is around 30 feet and we had no problems pairing the devices or staying within that range. Multiple receivers can pair with one transmitter.
8 Gadgets to Make Your Business Trip More Fun - by Fast Company staff, October 13, 2009
Connect one of the pocket-size devices to an iPod or computer and another to speakers or headphones, then wirelessly blast your audio up to 30 feet away from the usual tangle of cords. The i2i Stream's brawny battery allows you to rock out for up to seven hours.
i2i Stream Wireless Audio - by Gadget, May 18, 2009
i2i Stream wireless audio offers users a unique way of conveniently streaming music files into a variety of sound outputs without the use of wires. You may have your usual portable media player and your earphones with you when you listen to music. But what if you wish to share your listening pleasure with a friend or you wish to listen to them over bigger speakers? How would you be able to do it? Well, you can try i2i Stream to handle the job for you.
What i2i Stream does is it offers you the means to connect your handy mp3 player to another audio gadget such as a home theater system or a PC speaker without using wires. The i2i Stream is composed of two units that send and receive signals from each other wirelessly. You simply connect one unit of the i2i Stream to a chosen audio source and the other to your chosen audio output gadget such as stereo speaker or an earphone.
i2i Folding Portable Speakers, by Aerielle Technologies - by Keith Shaw, March 19, 2009
What it is: An iPod speaker system that is completely foldable and portable, these speakers slide out to fit different iPod models, and include a wired jack that connects to the music player's headphone port. The speakers are powered by four AAA batteries, and the system has an on/off switch to help save battery life. The speakers also can be powered by a 5-volt DC power adapter (not included). In addition to supporting music players, the speakers also work with the company's i2i Stream wireless audio devices.
Why it's cool: The small speakers are very portable and convenient for mobile workers who want to have some speakers with them while they travel, and setting them up is quite easy.
Aerielle i2i Folding Portable Speakers - from About.com, February 1, 2009
True portable speakers only come along now and again amongst all of the portable electronics style products announced by manufacturers. Some of the big challenges facing this category of items include decent battery life and quality sound. Aerielle, a maker of FM transmitters and wireless audio accessories, hopes to beat this curve with its i2i Folding Portable Speakers.
CES 2009: You Stream iStream - by Dan T., January 21, 2009
Cool little gadget alert! The i2i Stream basically lets you stream one audio source to another within your home wirelessly. With the i2i you can wirelessly connect most devices (ones with an earphone jack) together creating tons of wireless streaming possibilities.
Music devices simplify sharing, work when wet - by Eric Benderoff, January 9, 2009
Did the iHearSafe headphones review on PAGE 27 pique your interest? Well, here are other music gadgets that are useful, practical and fun:
The i2i Stream
We all love to share music discoveries, and the i2i Stream does that in ways both modern and old school.
Macworld 2009: Aerielle i2i Offer Wireless Music Streaming iPod iPhone - by Magnus Nystedt, January 8, 2009
The i2i from Aerielle is a very nice little accessory for your iPod, iPhone or Mac. It's basically two small units: a sender and a receiver. Click on the button for each one until the unit lights up with the same color on both units, attach the player on one end and the speakers on the other, then you're in business. It plays wirelessly up to 30 feet, or about 10 meters. It seems like a really cool thing; you can connect pretty much any two devices and play music or other audio without wires.
