Submission + - New Wireless Audio Technology - Announcement
cottageman writes: "Kleer ‘Cuts Loose’ With Disruptive Wireless Technology For Universal Stereo Audio Applications
Revolutionary low-power radio architecture delivers uncompressed stereo audio with 10 times the battery life of Bluetooth
Cupertino, CA, December 4, 2006 — Kleer (www.kleer.com) today announced the launch of its Kleer Audio LP line of RF wireless modules – the industry’s first such offering to combine high quality audio and robust ISM band coexistence with low power consumption to address the full range of audio market segments. Unlike Bluetooth, Kleer’s patented subsampling radio architecture was designed from the ground up to communicate lossless CD-quality digital stereo audio over a robust 2.4GHz radio link, while achieving 10 times the battery life of a comparable Bluetooth solution. As a result, Kleer’s technology is the first on the market to enable the manufacture of small form factor battery-powered products, such as wireless earphones, that can be used with home and automotive audio/video systems, as well as with portable audio/media players."
Revolutionary low-power radio architecture delivers uncompressed stereo audio with 10 times the battery life of Bluetooth
Cupertino, CA, December 4, 2006 — Kleer (www.kleer.com) today announced the launch of its Kleer Audio LP line of RF wireless modules – the industry’s first such offering to combine high quality audio and robust ISM band coexistence with low power consumption to address the full range of audio market segments. Unlike Bluetooth, Kleer’s patented subsampling radio architecture was designed from the ground up to communicate lossless CD-quality digital stereo audio over a robust 2.4GHz radio link, while achieving 10 times the battery life of a comparable Bluetooth solution. As a result, Kleer’s technology is the first on the market to enable the manufacture of small form factor battery-powered products, such as wireless earphones, that can be used with home and automotive audio/video systems, as well as with portable audio/media players."
