The all new Sony CMT-V75BTiP and CMT-V50iP are generously proportioned Hi-Fi systems that serve as docks for iOS devices. Claiming to be a blend of style and acoustics, the peripherals should be ideal for all kinds of settings.
Designed for portability, the devices follow a minimalistic pattern and are topped off with a decent finish. They employ the company’s Magnetic Fluid technology for clarified sound streaming. Fluctuating from mid to high ranges should be convenient enough as the offerings can cancel the ambient sound to reproduce clear audio.
“With the CMT-V50iP and CMT-V75BTiP Hi-Fi systems, we’ve paired iconic design with exceptional audio quality. These Hi-Fi systems not only offer exceptional depth and clarity of sound, they’re also elegant, beautiful objects in their own right. And with a range of intelligent features built in – for example, very few rival systems feature a dock that is iPad compatible – they’re the perfect blend of style and substance, form and function,” cited Naoto Yoshioka, Product Manager of Home Audio Video Business at Sony Europe.
What’s more, the accessories provide users with the flexibility of reeling out the tracks stored in their devices. Simply attaching a phone onto the built-in dock will enable access to digital playlists. All the encounters are wireless via Bluetooth connectivity that helps stream music from other compatible devices. The systems also support DAB and DAB+ radio, allowing users to experience a horde of digital radio stations.
There’s a CD drive fitted into the audio systems for those who do not have digitized content ready at hand. Additionally, they carry USB ports to enable hooking up to external devices like MP3 players or memory sticks. The Sony CMT-V75BTiP and CMT-V50iP release date and price details have not been disclosed at present. They are compatible with the iPhone, iPod and iPad.