The AIR-SA10 Air Station receiver/speaker can be added into all of Sony’s new S-AIR systems.
Sony is hoping that consumers will soon be walking on S-AIR—or at least listening to it.
Four of their new home-theater-in-a-box products will include S-Air technology, which basically means that wireless technology will stream audio from your main audio system to other rooms or rear surround speakers, up to 164 feet away.
Just connect the receiver/speaker into any outlet, and you’ve got yourself a whole-house system; there’s no IP, no WEP and no other codes to worry about.
Each unit has a 5-disc upscaling DVD/CD player and Sony’s Digital Media Port, which opens up your wallet to all kinds of optional accessories. Here’s what each unit does not have in common:
Accessories include the wireless speaker kit ($149) and the AIR-SA10 Air Station receiver/speakers ($120).
All of the S-AIR products should blow into various Sony retailers next month.

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