Those who aren’t too fascinated by the current options for playing out music from their smartphones may want to spare a thought for the all new Samsung DA-E750. This audio gear features a dual-docking system for accommodating Galaxy or Apple devices, to proffer sounds both wirelessly and via a mounted setting.
The speakers are equipped with the company’s own vacuum tube amplifier technology, which is touted to deliver ‘more natural’ music to the ears. The combined effect of the vacuum tube and the built-in digital amplifier renders the system capable of cancelling noise distortions. Its 2.1-channel speakers crafted from glass fiber along with the integrated subwoofer should work in tandem to deliver 100 watts of output with decent bass effects.
Considering that it’s a wireless music solution we’re talking about, the speakers take complete advantage of AirPlay for iOS devices and AllShare for Samsung Galaxy smartphones. There’s also Bluetooth 3.0 support coming in for connecting alternative gadgets to the audio peripheral. Besides, it houses a port for streaming tracks directly from a portable hard drive, a music player or a thumb drive.
All file formats covering WAV, MP3 and WMA are deemed to be compatible with the speaker. Its exterior is topped off in gloss wood, while color choices of piano black or mahogany are also available to potential users. Its appearance is further revved up by the subtle glow spreading from the included vacuum tubes.
The Samsung DA-E750 price and release date are marked at $699.99 (though there’s some confusion about this) and June 18, respectively. It will first reach the UK and Korea, followed by regional rollouts later on.