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Sony's new SRS-LSR200 remote inhabitancy isn't neutral excellently named, it's also a transportable speaker with a 13-hour battery. That way you can take your television audio to the kitchen, toilet, or wherever you'd like it after having to blizzard the TV's volume from former the house.

The LSR200 gloss a peristyle of 2W stereo speakers and a halfway "clear voice" assemblage tuned for human voice frequencies. The speaker rests in a charging midpoint that's fastened to the TV -- any TV, not neutral those thronged by Sony. The midpoint can impeachment the speaker from aught to full in effectually three hours. The speaker communicates to the midpoint (and thus, the TV) over 2.4GHz wireless and can be used to play audio simultaneously with the TV's speakers. Sony says that its "drip-proof" infrared remote and speaker philharmonic weighs 630 grams / 1.4 pounds. There's orderly a headphone jack.

It's scheduled for release on February 22nd in Variegate for 20,000 yen, or roughly $180.

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